How do these things get financed? Where do they find these 5th rate actors? What is the budget? $1,000? The scriptwriter must me a 12 year old D student. Horrible diologue. I believe much of this drivel was ad libbed. The actors must have screamed "shut up" to each other 40 times. At one point, 2 guys were laying on the ground at night with the deadly creature just yards away...it is dead silent. So the one guy interupts total silence to tell the other one to be quiet. Huh?? Constant yelling to be quiet when the creature waz closeby. Assinine fighting instead of bonding. Hunting the creature instead of huddling together with clubs or spears. Non stop arguing and screaming. Omg. This one is so bad it disgraces movies. Shameful.

A group of friends makes a bet to survive on an island. Unbeknownst to them, a mysterious old creature starts to hunt them and what was once an innocent bet is now a fight for survival. As the night goes on, none of them may make it out alive.

The PR for this promises "a pulse-racing profusion of Stranger Things and Predator." No pressure, right?

This is the first full-length film from director Paul Anthony Rogers.

Honestly, it's pretty basic. There's a weird creature that ends up looking like Gollum on steroids and he kills just about everyone. I've had an entire holiday of arguments that I'm still getting over, so I really didn't feel like listening to an hour plus of idiots in the woods fighting and then yelling one another's names as they are chased and murdered. Your mileage may vary.

It certainly looks nice and the non-CGI practical monster is a definite plus.

Great make-up effects and average story with some good and more bad acting. Watch it if you have nothing else to do.