Countrycide (2017)

Countrycide: Directed by Brett Kelly. With Robin Hodge, Joel Elliott, Peter Whittaker, Andrew Galligan. While on a road trip to a wedding, a young couple is forced to camp out for the night – and become prey to the wilderness, and something even more sinister.

“The reviews on here donu0026#39;t exactly know what theyu0026#39;re talking about. This film is actually really good. A couple is driving across country and then they stop for the night. Thatu0026#39;s when things get bad. The boyfriend mysteriously goes missing and then itu0026#39;s revealed through a hallucination from blood loss (nice touch) that heu0026#39;s dead. See, that was good. That was new. The fact that sheu0026#39;s in a bear trap most of the time is genius too. Not knowing if she will get help, eating poisonous mushrooms just to try and survive, all the while your leg is still stuck in the bear trap and not knowing if youu0026#39;ll die but giving life a fighting chance at the same time.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAnd then thereu0026#39;s her rescuers. You automatically think theyu0026#39;ll rape her because theyu0026#39;re in a remote cabin, three dudes, and a helpless chick. You think, oh hereu0026#39;s a cliche. But then all of a sudden, NO, and youu0026#39;re like holy crap, that was new. This movie has a lovely finish, a situation where the audience thinks the chick is helpless but isnu0026#39;t, and then the ending is a nice fade out.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThatu0026#39;s why I gave this film 6 stars. Itu0026#39;s a good movie.”