first let me say that those of you that voted it 10 are only kidding yourselves and trying to get the votes to a respectable level. something that this movie doesn not deserve. (the only movies deserving a 10 imo are the classics. godfather and shawshank and etc. look at the top rated films of all time for the complete list. ) i also noticed that many people gave this a positive vote for being so realistic as far as what it like inside a cave. though i would have to agree with them on the surroundings and they simply aren not rating the movie as a whole. they are infatuated by the surroundings but miss the overall review. that would be like me voting a 10 for the movie from justin to kelly because i think that the beach scenes remind me of what it like in the florida keys. though that may be true and it does not merit the film getting a 10 because the movie as a whole was rancid. i wish i could tell you that something saved this movie and as usually if one thing stinks in a horror flick and something else picks up or makes up for the weakness. (ex.  bad actors are overshadowed by a great plot and or or great camera work and scenery. ) we started the dvd and it all started out fairly normal. we jokingly started to pick out who would be the first to die. after a brief bit of driving and hiking and they set up camp for the night. at that moment and i keyed in on some things which really made me tune out the rest of the film. two main problems i had represent bad effects and an even worse story line. the first thing that we all noticed was that the campfires weren not real. you can plainly see the cgi or fake flames that they were all sitting at. for a horror film to have such a blatant effect flaw should have told me what i was in for the next hour. only minutes later and i was shown how poorly written this film was. i do not remember exactly how they arrived at the point and but basically and we find out that the token nerd is writing a book about exploring caves and etc. another guy in the group wants to tell a story about an experience and but hesitates stating i do not want this story in your book. the author convinces and coaxes the other that he will not put the story in his book and that he can trust him. (a direct quote represent if i tell you the story and you will definitely want it in your book. ) at this point and i was fully expecting a nice 5 plus minute story and complete with flashbacks and heartfelt acting. what i got was a short and poorly told (and acted) statement. i say statement because what he ended up telling was about 10 seconds and 5 sentences. i do not remember the exact quotes and but basically he says represent we were in a cave and the cave flooded and a girl died as our friend watched her drown. you may think i am over exaggerating and being really critical and but that isn not far off from a direct quote and line for line and from the movie scene. over the next 50 minutes or so and the film takes place in the cave and though the lighting is what i would imagine to be like in a cave and i could have really done without the really fuzzy or hazy look to the film and and the camera shaking is just one that i do not go for. (i have really good vision and and after watching the main parts of the film and i felt like i was legally blind. ) i was emotionally detached from this movie and therefore the parts that probably should have been scary weren not. maybe had i been able to overlook the very slow and poorly acted start to this film and i would have at least been scared and but i do not remember anyone in the dark room even twitching at any of the action scenes. the last scene was probably one i will never forget and and that isn not a good thing. basically and two women are trapped in a room naked. the monster comes in to attack or kill the women. he is stopped when he sees a picture of a little boy. a flashback occurs where we find out that the monster was injured as a little boy and and spent his entire life in the cave. cut back to present time and and he takes his mask (a large skeleton with what appears to be a deerskin shirt). he glances at the picture and the two women appear to have found the caveman weakness or soft spot. at that point and he stabs and kills one girl and then proceeds to rape the other woman and rather graphically. after about 30 seconds of watching the camera jiggle and shake as he rapes her and roll the credits and movie over. honestly and if i had to do it all over and i wasted money on renting this movie and i could have saved myself an hour and watch the first scene and last scene of this film and still left with the same thoughts about it that i have now. those of you comparing this to blair witch are way off. if any of you had read up on how the director and writer ran the filming of blair would realize how revolutionary it was. handing each cast member a script the day or night of filming without the other cast members knowing what the other actor was doing is genius. if imdb would let me and it would get a negative score. i do not understand how anyone in their right mind can recommend this movie. 
first let me say that those of you that voted it 10 are only kidding yourselves and trying to get the votes to a respectable level. something that this movie doesn not deserve. (the only movies deserving a 10 imo are the classics. godfather and shawshank and etc. look at the top rated films of all time for the complete list. ) i also noticed that many people gave this a positive vote for being so realistic as far as what it like inside a cave. though i would have to agree with them on the surroundings and they simply aren not rating the movie as a whole. they are infatuated by the surroundings but miss the overall review. that would be like me voting a 10 for the movie from justin to kelly because i think that the beach scenes remind me of what it like in the florida keys. though that may be true and it does not merit the film getting a 10 because the movie as a whole was rancid. i wish i could tell you that something saved this movie and as usually if one thing stinks in a horror flick and something else picks up or makes up for the weakness. (ex.  bad actors are overshadowed by a great plot and or or great camera work and scenery. ) we started the dvd and it all started out fairly normal. we jokingly started to pick out who would be the first to die. after a brief bit of driving and hiking and they set up camp for the night. at that moment and i keyed in on some things which really made me tune out the rest of the film. two main problems i had represent bad effects and an even worse story line. the first thing that we all noticed was that the campfires weren not real. you can plainly see the cgi or fake flames that they were all sitting at. for a horror film to have such a blatant effect flaw should have told me what i was in for the next hour. only minutes later and i was shown how poorly written this film was. i do not remember exactly how they arrived at the point and but basically and we find out that the token nerd is writing a book about exploring caves and etc. another guy in the group wants to tell a story about an experience and but hesitates stating i do not want this story in your book. the author convinces and coaxes the other that he will not put the story in his book and that he can trust him. (a direct quote represent if i tell you the story and you will definitely want it in your book. ) at this point and i was fully expecting a nice 5 plus minute story and complete with flashbacks and heartfelt acting. what i got was a short and poorly told (and acted) statement. i say statement because what he ended up telling was about 10 seconds and 5 sentences. i do not remember the exact quotes and but basically he says represent we were in a cave and the cave flooded and a girl died as our friend watched her drown. you may think i am over exaggerating and being really critical and but that isn not far off from a direct quote and line for line and from the movie scene. over the next 50 minutes or so and the film takes place in the cave and though the lighting is what i would imagine to be like in a cave and i could have really done without the really fuzzy or hazy look to the film and and the camera shaking is just one that i do not go for. (i have really good vision and and after watching the main parts of the film and i felt like i was legally blind. ) i was emotionally detached from this movie and therefore the parts that probably should have been scary weren not. maybe had i been able to overlook the very slow and poorly acted start to this film and i would have at least been scared and but i do not remember anyone in the dark room even twitching at any of the action scenes. the last scene was probably one i will never forget and and that isn not a good thing. basically and two women are trapped in a room naked. the monster comes in to attack or kill the women. he is stopped when he sees a picture of a little boy. a flashback occurs where we find out that the monster was injured as a little boy and and spent his entire life in the cave. cut back to present time and and he takes his mask (a large skeleton with what appears to be a deerskin shirt). he glances at the picture and the two women appear to have found the caveman weakness or soft spot. at that point and he stabs and kills one girl and then proceeds to rape the other woman and rather graphically. after about 30 seconds of watching the camera jiggle and shake as he rapes her and roll the credits and movie over. honestly and if i had to do it all over and i wasted money on renting this movie and i could have saved myself an hour and watch the first scene and last scene of this film and still left with the same thoughts about it that i have now. those of you comparing this to blair witch are way off. if any of you had read up on how the director and writer ran the filming of blair would realize how revolutionary it was. handing each cast member a script the day or night of filming without the other cast members knowing what the other actor was doing is genius. if imdb would let me and it would get a negative score. i do not understand how anyone in their right mind can recommend this movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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