the mountainous woods and young happy campers and a warning by a park ranger and a lurking figure. the ingredients are there for a horror delight and and director or co writer jeff lieberman does an adequate job at achieving it. it formulaic woodland horror and but for most part the execution is at the top the game and the story (which is quite basic in a trimmed sense) is effectively told in certain realism. maybe a little more exposition do not have gone astray and but lieberman craftsmanship makes up for the material flaws and typical details with rising tension and moody visuals and a smothering atmosphere created by brad fiedel very ominously lingering score. whenever that very creepy whistling was cued in and it painted a truly unnerving sense that settled in with the beautiful backdrop. cinematographers dean m. and joel king do a striking job too. there plenty of style abound and even with its minimal scope and the build up is slow grinding. at times the pacing can become a stop and go affair. it not particularly violent and but there still a mean streak evident even if some of it happens of screen. the latter chase scenes and escalating fear is well done and as it has the darkness coming alive with its burly killer or s and you get actor george kennedy riding his white horse in a slight and but wonderful turn. there a likable bunch of performances while deborah benson makes for a strong and dashing heroine. gregg henry and chris lemmon ralph seymour and jamie rose and mike kellin and katie powell round off a modest cast of believable deliveries. the final climax is rather twisted and but the ending is one of those types that leave you thinking is that it. a well etched backwoods slasher item and which probably plays it a little too safe to truly set it apart from the norm. 
the mountainous woods and young happy campers and a warning by a park ranger and a lurking figure. the ingredients are there for a horror delight and and director or co writer jeff lieberman does an adequate job at achieving it. it formulaic woodland horror and but for most part the execution is at the top the game and the story (which is quite basic in a trimmed sense) is effectively told in certain realism. maybe a little more exposition do not have gone astray and but lieberman craftsmanship makes up for the material flaws and typical details with rising tension and moody visuals and a smothering atmosphere created by brad fiedel very ominously lingering score. whenever that very creepy whistling was cued in and it painted a truly unnerving sense that settled in with the beautiful backdrop. cinematographers dean m. and joel king do a striking job too. there plenty of style abound and even with its minimal scope and the build up is slow grinding. at times the pacing can become a stop and go affair. it not particularly violent and but there still a mean streak evident even if some of it happens of screen. the latter chase scenes and escalating fear is well done and as it has the darkness coming alive with its burly killer or s and you get actor george kennedy riding his white horse in a slight and but wonderful turn. there a likable bunch of performances while deborah benson makes for a strong and dashing heroine. gregg henry and chris lemmon ralph seymour and jamie rose and mike kellin and katie powell round off a modest cast of believable deliveries. the final climax is rather twisted and but the ending is one of those types that leave you thinking is that it. a well etched backwoods slasher item and which probably plays it a little too safe to truly set it apart from the norm. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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