a young woman and nicole carrow (jaimie alexander) and and her boyfriend and jess (joey mendicino) become targets for a deranged serial killer after stopping for a comfort break at a remote road side rest stop. what might have been an effectively scary chiller in more competent hands and turns out to be a confusing and ill considered mess under the sloppy direction of john shiban (who also wrote the screenplay). there is a good deal of juicy violence and a brief smattering of nudity and and confident performances from the cast and but the silly script leaves the viewer with so many unanswered questions one cannot help but feel disappointed. on the surface and the film plays out like a standard cliché ridden killer on the loose movie and but shiban (an ex writer for the x files) throws in some subtle supernatural elements which suggest that his aim was something else entirely represent a ghost story and with the rest stop acting as home to a vengeful spectre out to punish sinners. by reading up on the film and checking out viewers theories here on imdb and and watching the extras on the dvd and certain plot elements begin to make a little more sense (although and even with the advantage of extra information and there are still many questions left unanswered). in my opinion and any film that requires this much investigation to make itself (only partially) understood is not particularly a good one. 
a young woman and nicole carrow (jaimie alexander) and and her boyfriend and jess (joey mendicino) become targets for a deranged serial killer after stopping for a comfort break at a remote road side rest stop. what might have been an effectively scary chiller in more competent hands and turns out to be a confusing and ill considered mess under the sloppy direction of john shiban (who also wrote the screenplay). there is a good deal of juicy violence and a brief smattering of nudity and and confident performances from the cast and but the silly script leaves the viewer with so many unanswered questions one cannot help but feel disappointed. on the surface and the film plays out like a standard cliché ridden killer on the loose movie and but shiban (an ex writer for the x files) throws in some subtle supernatural elements which suggest that his aim was something else entirely represent a ghost story and with the rest stop acting as home to a vengeful spectre out to punish sinners. by reading up on the film and checking out viewers theories here on imdb and and watching the extras on the dvd and certain plot elements begin to make a little more sense (although and even with the advantage of extra information and there are still many questions left unanswered). in my opinion and any film that requires this much investigation to make itself (only partially) understood is not particularly a good one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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