Nonureva Really Surprised!

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Mischa Redfern I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Yazmin Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

MR-Katt I did the big mistake and rented this movie after reading some reviews describing this movie as one of the best horror/thriller ever made well it was one of the best trash/waste of time movies that was ever made this movie suffer from a lot like the bad acting / cheesy dialogues i don't even know why it was listed as horror/thriller , if they mean the one shot where some guys dressing as gorillas standing in shadows well it won't scare even my little kitty ,and what about thrill ??? if they mean the plot ? we already saw tens of movies with similar plot nothing new here , no thrill at all . why this movie has high rating , why there is many good reviews about it? i don't know , but i know one thing that this movie was a complete waste of time , avoid it at all costs . Awful .

Frank Merle I came out of an extremely enthusiastic screening of this movie at the Fright Night Film Festival and immediately struck up a conversation with others there about what a great film we had just seen. It really is one of the best horror movies of the past few years. It has a deceptively clever script with interesting characters and unexpected plot twists. I'm a person who can usually figure out where a movie is headed, but this one kept me guessing. It's part mystery, part monster-movie, and part psychological thriller. It's very well directed and all the performances are terrific, especially Adam Pitman and Nathaniel Peterson as best friends who go on a fateful road trip toward Canada. Critics have deservedly praised this film and have referred to this as a "Big Foot" movie, but even that label is as misleading as its deceptively gentle title. Above all, it's a grade-A independent horror film that succeeds on every level.

bboyflimsy I'm not kidding when I say this is one of my favorite horror films to date, this film was just awesome. I am an old school horror film all the way. I hate just about any film that comes out anymore, they lack originality. If it's not a remake, it's a rip off. Finally though, something original has arrived. There is nothing like Paper Dolls, I can't compare it to any other film out there. I don't know how it's not in theaters, but do what you can to see it, you will not regret it. I have yet to see their other film, Roulette, but I would suggest seeing that as well if you can. The creators of Paper Dolls are very original and creative. Anything they make, their vision and creative shows.

socrdoc999 Have you ever been lost in the Montana Woods? I have and it's no fun. Panic and fear is just below the surface of rational thought. Throw in a Sasquatch and a history of mental illness and you have a story of sheer terror. Great characters, excellent acting, artistic filming in the wilderness of the woods and the psyche. The truth in this story is not so important as the setting and the possibilities of the truth. The consequences of getting lost in a place where no one can see you, find you, or help you is Nate's problem. Whether the monsters decapitated him or Travis pummeled him to death doesn't really matter because the setting makes all things possible. That is what this movie is all about. If you get lost in the Montana woods you will experience fear, panic, and a paranoia that you are not alone. And no one will ever hear you cry out in pain.