Body At Brighton Rock

Wendy (Karina Fontes) works for Brighton Rock Park. She is a low-level employee and not a very good one. When it comes to the outdoors, she couldnt find her own butt with two hands and a map and she lost the map when she got lost. She must now face lions, and killers and bears. Oh My!. What she shows is that any idiot can survive in the woods with a flashlight, a one blade pocket knife, matches, the proper footwear, and a good coat. The conflict was bad and I will let it go at that, not wanting to give away the ending I didnt completely grasp. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I took the movie out of the case put it in my dvd player and I immediately got a message that the playback was prohibited. Im sorry I bought it

Surprise ending which I liked.

I cant even give it one star, characters are goofballs, the main girl plays it as a loser... I barely sat thru the first 10 minutes, hoping for something scary, I felt I was watching instead someones amateur home video. Lucky for me, I went back to my prime menu and found a really scary movie, almost the same premise: girl goes into woods alone, gets lost... RUST CREEK is everything Body at Boring Rock wanted to be. Save your 6.99, rent RUST CREEK instead.

Interesting movie that keeps you glued to the tv.

Low budget movie all the way around. Bad acting, thin plot and it looks like it was filmed in somebody’s backyard.

Just watched and I loved it! Awesome that it was released on video and theatres at the same time, so I can watch it after our kids go to bed!!

First off, I first thought this was a comedy. Spoilers ahead! In the first 24 hours, a young (but really cute) park ranger manages to do the following: 1.) Walkthrough the backcountry wearing ear-buds listening to music (um, never do that) and immediately gets lost. 2.) Get run over by a deer (yes thats right) and drops her map, losing it. (Was there a compass?). 3.) Pulls out a radio from 1975, discovers the 4 AAA batteries are dead and replace them with spares - she didnt check this before she left the station? 4.) Discovers a body and repeatedly and inadvertently destroys a potential crime scene. 5.) Discovers a tent, climbs into it and inadvertently destroys another potential crime scene. 6.) Notices a bear bag - where people store food, keeping it up high-away from bears, and doesnt seem to have any idea what it is (bear-bags are quite common in the backcountry). 7.) Nearly falls off a cliff from operating her 1975 radio. 8.) Camps 10 feet from a three-day old bloody, decaying corpse in bear country. 9.) Wakes up from a bad dream and sprays nearly all of her bear spray into the air...and her own eyes. 10) Likely uses most of her potable water to rinse said spray from her eyes. 11.) She tries to climb up a cliff, falls and knocks herself out. 12.) Gets attacked by a 1200 lb bear while laying on her back and fights it off by kicking it once in the nose (the bear actually stops and rubs his nose, as if saying, Ouch!. 13.) Uses the rest of her bear spray to create a flamethrower (you head that right) with the worst CG fire Ive ever seen. It does not appear to hit the bear, much less bother him. 13.) Realizes a person she saw messing with the body who she later kicked off a cliff (but didnt seem to feel bad about the murder) was actually the ghost of the body she was watching. Yeah, I dont get it either. It makes perfect sense. Wait, no it doesnt. Honestly, the director asks a LOT of the audience. We have to believe that a Park Ranger would carry a radio from 1975 (it has an extendable antenna and looks like my old Atari). Then we have to assume she would not have a GPS. Or flares. Or a knife. Or a panic button. Or any formal training in backcountry hiking. Or camping. Or emergency procedures. Or basic navigation. She hiked six hours out and the police didnt have a SAR (Search and Rescue) team to go get her until later the next day -despite the fact everyone knows she is inexperienced, alone in the woods with a dead body. We all know this movie is low-budget, after-school fodder, and I dont mind the acting. I just cant believe anyone would want a writer/director/producer credit for this. Another note: fire the titling person. The opening font was one of the reasons I first thought it was a comedy as it reminded me of Caddyshack. The Oingo Boingo didnt help.

Very Amateurish

Good stuff.