Kassi (Romy Boloix) needs money, so she starts working in a weed greenhouse, but the owner is soon murdered and she goes on the run directly into the curse -- that we learn about in a flashback to the 1800s that has prominent cell phone towers present -- that haunts the mountain.

Director Stephen Garnett's IMDB bio states that he's "known for developing talent and creative collaborations with the top branding companies in the world and working with artists of all walks of life." That slickness extends to this film.

I heard a debate today about whether or not movies can be exploitation today and yet still feel ethically acceptable to view. That's a good question and I think that there really isn't a filmmaker ready to go full Bruno Mattei any longer.

This is a fine movie, but never goes fully into the muck of a woman seeking revenge film. Maybe we've evolved past that, but we should still strive to entertain.

I've been waiting for this to finally be reviewable. This is hands down the worst movie I have ever seen. Lazy writing, hack directing, pathetic and senseless plot, less-than-amateur acting, meat cleaver editing...this one has every flaw imaginable. It's not "so bad it's good" it's so bad it hurts. The showstopper: the flashback chase scene set in the 1800s that has cell towers blinking in the background and an airplane overhead. You can't make this up. There is literally not one single second of this that isn't horrendous. No one involved with this mess should EVER be allowed to work in film again in any capacity. EVER. It is that bad. Don't believe me? Go ahead and watch. Don't say I didn't warn you.

I just wasted 7 bucks hiring this absolute shocker of a 'film'. Almost every detail was terrible. The 'acting' was appalling, the 'dialogue' was woeful and it felt like a cheap porn director was at the helm.

Do something better with your money ... Maybe just throw it in the bin (which is where this movie belongs).