Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

LouHomey From my favorite movies..

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

westsideschl Had promise, but fell to redundant used before script. Couples leave the city to vacation in remote cabin (this one is a bit pricey - millions). Get harassed on the way; get in the middle of a trafficking ring, and then face the consequences. All very predictable all the way through. What makes it particularly bad are the dumb decisions scene after scene (especially the initial ones by our female co-lead- just dumb, dumb). Why is it always the females? OK, the males added a few themselves. There must be more creative ways to extend the story for 90 min.

cineconnoisseur I'm so tired of so called thrillers that use stupidty as the driving engine. You reach a point of ridiculousness where you get fed up and start rooting for the villains. Like how long can you stand there after you see someone get shot in the head? Or even better why would you try to go back and negotiate with said shooter? Why would you try to "rescue" someone when you don't know their level of involvement in something as serious as this? When there's who knows how many people after you, why do you spend 10 minutes crying and sliding on an engagement ring? An old car that...you guessed it...stalls when you try to start it? Really?! Not cliche at all. Four stars is being very generous.

evandrea -Friends in skimpy clothing ambushed in the woods horror trope- meets -sex trafficking victims in skimpy clothing with no speaking parts- thriller. A relatively standard romp with the novel deviation that the four leads are people of color; representation is still disappointing as there are no three-dimensional characters and Paula Patton is as white-passing as they come. The plot is neatly built and concluded despite some minor hiccups of implausible reactions when characters' scripted idiosyncrasies take precedence over their survival instincts.This works best as a showpiece of millennial aesthetics with a parade of messy relationships, glamorous make-out scenes in an infinity pool, and slick cars winding around breathtaking NoCal country highways. Overall the biggest mystery is why Paula Patton's character sleeps in a bathing suit but swims in a bra and panties.

DaredevilX90 IMDB This is the kind of movies that when they finish you'll say "That's it?"...horrible acting without a real plot, and totally predicted, just like every movie created before of this genre. The only fun thing about it is that most of your predictions will come true.