Tyler and his friend drive out into the country for a birthday party gathering. He soon realizes that he's the only black guy in the group. The party starts and the drinking gets out of hand.

There is not enough drama. I'm not asking for a murder mystery. This is not Get Out and I accept that. It does need to be something. Something needs to happen. It needs some gay panic or race revelation. He's running down the road and he could have run into a cop car. I thought something could have happened with the mixed race couple. In the end, nothing happens but a lot of drinking and jibber jabbing.

I can't decide where to begin with this one. So I guess the best way is to just describe the plot of this film, thin and nearly as non-existent as it is.

A group of friends is gathering for a weekend at a cabin in the Catskills to celebrate the birthday of one of them. Going along on the trip is Tyrel whose business partner and friend is one of the group. It should be noted, because you will have it pushed in front of you non-stop once the film gets going, that Tyrel is the only black man among the group.

The friends that know one another try to make him welcome but the discomfort he feels at being the only black man there shows. Still he ties to fit in as they drink, heavily and also non-stop, throughout the weekend. Uncomfortable moments arise, friendships are tested and by the end of the weekend *spoiler alert*...nothing happens.

I'd seen a lot of people referring to GET OUT when talking about this film but the only comparisons there are between the two films is a black man in a Caucasian setting. While GET OUT was a fantastic movie this one is perhaps one of the all-time worst movies I've ever seen. It made me think of the movies we were forced to watch in film school that a teacher claimed was art simply because it made no sense and did nothing to entertain. It's the kind of movie that a film critic will praise for fear of others thinking they just aren't in tune enough to understand the film rather than just say this is crap.

The movie costs me nothing financially to view and still I felt ripped off. It was 86 minutes of my life that I will never be able to retrieve. I could have been washing my hair or clipping my nails and been more entertained. This is the type of movie you hold onto and force someone to watch when you want information from them. After 30 minutes they'll tell you anything you want to know.

This movie follows the story of a young black man in a a group of hard partying but well meaning white guys. It's deadly accurate in setting the tone of what that feels like but kinda falls short in the end. Kind of like a more realistic Get Out without the sci-fi twist to it. A good watch if you've ever been in this situation before!