In January 2014, five ambitious young filmmakers vanish into the misty woods surrounding Drigh Lake, leaving behind only a single camera. A week later, that camera is discovered, its memory card intact, containing the raw, unedited footage of their terrifying last days. As the truth unfolds, we are pulled into a vortex of mounting dread, where every shadow breathes and every sound echoes with malice. What begins as a student project spirals into a nightmare from which there is no waking, as the forest itself seems to conspire against them. This found-footage chiller masterfully blurs the line between reality and the supernatural, delivering a visceral experience that will leave you questioning the silence of the wild.
User Reviews
“This one really gets under your skin with its raw, handheld feel. The slow burn had me on edge, and the final act is unsettling. Not perfect, but definitely worth a watch for found-footage fans.”
“The concept is promising, and the buildup is decent, but the scares felt a bit generic at times. Still, the camera work adds a gritty realism that you don't often see. A solid effort in the genre.”
“I loved the creeping tension and the way the setting becomes a character itself. The acting feels authentic, especially when the fear kicks in. It's not overly bloody, but the psychological horror hits hard. Highly recommended!”
“Some moments made me jump, and the atmosphere is thick with dread. The ending left me with chills. It's a bit rough around the edges, but the authentic amateur feel works in its favor.”































































