YellowBrickRoad

Un grupo de gente caminando por hora y media mientras (mal) actúa que esta perdiendo la cabeza todo para entregar un final, que es la única herramienta que tiene la película para mas o menos defenderse y que así y todo, termina decepcionando por ser asqueroso. Pésima.

This has nothing to do The Wizard Of Oz at all. The acting wasn't bad but it wasn't good either. It caught my attention but only because I was waiting for a hint of Wizard of Oz. But I wouldn't watch it again.

I loved this movie. Sure, the acting is not first rate, and same can be said for the other things, but it's an original idea, a very intriguing one, and it's a tiny budget movie done by a group of friends. We need more movies like this, indies with fresh ideas.

This movie is trash.

Chato, parado, daqueles filmes que só enchem linguiça. Péssimas atuações e o roteiro sem pé e nem cabeça. Fujam!

A Blair Witch wannabe with an intriguing hook that unfortunately is not nearly well written nor well acted enough to even come close to either the quality of Blair Witch, or to paying off on its promises. Going found footage style with it might have helped to obfuscate some of its glaring issues, but even that wouldn't have helped with the lack of story or resolution, cardboard characters, and terrible pacing. Truly a waste of time.

i was reading an article on the scariest movie scenes & an angry commenter had mentioned that "the scene with the brother & sister" in this movie was scarier than anything on the article's list... good grief. i should've known better. although in general, it's rather interesting how 'scary' is such a relative term. what scares one person doesn't necessarily scare the next. although, i'm not sure how this movie scares anyone, haha. it's an intriguing premise, but it's executed SO poorly, half the time i wasn't even sure what was really happening.

Rather painful. It presents a mystery that no one should really care about from 1942 and our investigators become unhinged by mysterious music and sometimes ear splitting sounds. And at the end, there's no explanation for anything. Ghost movie theater maybe? Ghost mountains? Who knows, and in the end who cares?

This is a hidden gem. It has a very unique and unusual mise en scène and doesn't feel like any other movie. If you can get past the idea that a small rover vehicle has infinite fuel, there is something special, however unusual here. I'm a bit surprised by the low scores on RT. I loved the lore and backstory. Strange film, but I really liked it.

Better than "Meh, it passed the time," but not good enough to recommend.