In a Violent Nature

Good movie the buildup is great i recommend giving it a watch

Some great kills but other than that, it's Friday the 13th with weird camera angles and no suspense.

It has two scenes that I found absolutely brilliant. I don’t care if the rest is mediocre—those moments alone were worth the price of admission.

Walk Walk Walk. Kill scene. Walk walk walk. Bad acting. Kill scene. Walk Walk Walk unlikeable victims. Kill scene. Walk Walk Walk The End. (It’s gore and bore 😴)

This movie is straight to the point. It is brutal and entertaining horror done right.

This film offers a unique perspective by following the killer’s journey, providing a meditative and unsettling experience. The slow pacing and minimal dialogue allow the tension to build organically, leading to moments of shocking violence that are all the more impactful. It’s a bold experiment that challenges traditional horror narratives, resulting in a film that’s both thought-provoking and deeply disturbing.

Yeah, PASS! I definitely got my steps in watching the monster walk for about 33 miles. The movie had some gore, but lacks everything else. Save your time.

So I wish I could give this movie 5 stars. I really dig this genre of following the killer and the quiet scenes even of him just walking. I watched this in an almost empty theater and just some of the serene woods shots and the killer just walking were really cool and made it so unique. There were some pretty crazy kills as well. Overall, there just wasn't quite enough action and the storyline isn't too exciting. Ending was ehh. But I think this is worth a watch and I hope they build off of this type of horror film. So overall I enjoyed it and am optimistic about the genre going forward!!

Nice take on the genre, some questionable acting, some clunky dialogue, a few gnarly kills, but somewhat under developed. The, ahem, execution left a lot to be desired but a few tweaks and this would have been a better film. There's literally no music and that choice didn't work in its favor because music in horror is generally very important, especially with so little dialogue. It would have helped with tension building, which the long cuts of the killer stalking his victims and skulking around the woods seemingly meant to produce, but it was a questionable move. Even the sound that was used: the sound of the woods, the killers movements, people talking seemed largely under utilized with a few exceptions. Hopefully the directors next project improves because it shows promise.

Terrible film. Slow. No music. Barely any dialogue. No story. 25 minutes of walking around followed by gratuitous gore, then repeat. Just not a good movie.