A fun-filled camping trip turns into a desperate fight for survival after Scottie (Jason Gross) and Jamie (Juliet Rusche) end up witnessing their Uncle Joey (Jason London) being murdered by Wesley (Daniel de Weldon) after he suspects Joey of making time with his girl Amy (Pilot Paisley-Rose). As the young kids endure the harsh side of nature, the harsher side of its wildlife and Wesley's henchmen, all to get back to civilization.

Luckily, they have Chief Baumgardner(Corbin Bernsen),a local policeman, on their side.

Directed by Brett Bortle and Ritchie Greer, who also wrote the movie, this is a tense thriller with great scenery and an awesome bear attack. In fact, I think more movies should have bear attacks. The film doesn't shy away from putting its young leads in harm's way and there's plenty of suspense on hand.

I really enjoyed Weekend Warriors, especially the story arc on Scottie being bullied so often it got him really down and upset. I remember I saw a lot of bullying when I worked as a substitute teacher in NJ. In fact there was a Spanish teacher who was picking on one of the students. I had to bring it to the attention of the principle, I did and luckily it stopped. So I really connected with the story. Daniel DeWeldon was phenomenal as the antagonist. And I loved seeing Jason London in the role of the caring fun uncle! Also let's not forget Corbin Bernsen's too! Check out this movie!

I don't know where to start! The film, the acting especially, camera work just amateur hour and that said is an insult to amateur actors!

How does something like this even get funding?!

This has to be the WORST film I have ever had the misfortune to watch. I only carried on watching to the end to see how it finished.

I would love the writer and director to respond and explain why they thought this should of been filmed and not just thrown in the trash!

There just isn't one positive to take from this awful production.