In a Violent Nature

It was very boring and the scenes were way too drawn out. Also the ending? It was just the girl staring at the woods for like 7 minutes straight. There were a lot of unnecessary or unnecessaraliy long scenes and it was clearly VERY low budget. The blood looked like wet liquidy ketchup and the body's looked like waxy mannequins. It was also very boring and the storyline didn't exactly make sense. Like he was a child and he was killed but then he comes back to life 100s of years later and is an adult because soemoen took his necklace? Also it's very confusing what the relationships between the characters are meant to be. Theres a guy at the beginning, no background on him other than he wants to yell at this kid, then boom he's dead. Then there's a group of teens and they're at a fire but they actually took the necklace? And then it's just a bunch of him walking in circles around the cabin. Then all the sudden the teens are talking about girls at the gas station then he just kills one of them and nobody cares 😭 in conclusion it had potential the creator definitely had gory ideas just not the ability to write a good plot or enough budget to execute this correctly but in the end those things just caused it to be boring and confusing. Bad enough that the only other people on the theater (3 people) 2 of them left for half of the movie and one just fell asleep.

Decent concept that just turns out insanely boring. There's really not much you can say about an ogre spending almost the entire movie walking slowly through the woods - you feel like you're playing a video game instead of watching a movie. There's one really good kill, but it doesn't compensate for everything else. There's almost no chance anyone who isn't a fan of slashers will like this, and even if you are it's probably 50/50 which way you'll fall in how you view it. "Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon" is a much better movie if you want to watch something from the killer's perspective.