A few annoying women on vacation meet a couple of annoying men who turn them all obnoxious. The vlogger complains. There might be a pregnancy. A cowboy changes a tire. Tears.

Then, about 1 hour and 13 minutes in, the movie starts.

There's no buildup of tension (unless you consider "scary" notes telling you to drive carefully and text messages of random numbers to be tense),nothing really interesting about the characters (unless being engaged is a trait now?); it's just you, the viewer, stuck on a vacation you don't want to be on with people you don't want to be on vacation with. Though, there _are_ choice lines like: "This literally can't get any worse," right before she finds her dead friend. And, of course, "Don't stop filming. Whatever you do, keep filming. The camera is our lifeline right now!"

And, my god, the epilogue. "#JusticeForSophie ... The FBI believe that the killer could be one of Sophie's two million subscribers."

It's too ridiculous to even laugh at. But just for good measure, they tacked on a post-credits scene which entirely consists of one of the women waking up in an unburied coffin and screaming for a few seconds.

Honestly, I'd roll my eyes, but I'm too busy yawning.

Take three, shallow, vapid airhead from the U. K., drop them in California, and then kill each one of them. The eventually deaths of these twits was the high point of the movie. They are so cutesie-pootsie and so annoying that I wanted them dead within the first 10 minutes of the movie.

The basic premise is that a vlogger is on her way to some sort of social media convention in San Francisco. She brings her besties along for the trip. Physically, the three girls are all quite pretty. Unfortunately, they don't have six brain cells between them. They preen and mug for the camera in the most annoying ways possible the entire time. They land at LAX, and plan to drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Along the way, they find themselves being stalked by a murderous, obsessed fan, who eventually, and thankfully, kills all three of these airheaded twits.

This is the sort of movie that makes you want to find the people responsible for making it, and then kick the living crap out of them. If it was possible to give this turd of a movie less than one star, I would have.

That is why I hate movies most of the time due to the drags, filling up the 1,30H length. There are hints of where it want to go but there is no action. Purely a girls movie about what you can expect, acting is bad and let us not talk about the camera.