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Hunting Grounds

Name: Hunting Grounds
Released: 2009

2009 Not Rated 1h 10m

6.1/10

In the scorching, desolate deserts outside of Roswell, New Mexico, a group of college students on a weekend getaway stumble upon something far more terrifying than they ever imagined. As they document their trip, what begins as a fun adventure quickly spirals into a nightmare when they realize they are not alone. Filmed in a raw, documentary style, ‘Hunting Grounds’ builds an eerie sense of isolation and dread, blurring the line between reality and paranoia. The vast, sun-scorched landscape becomes a hunting ground, and the students are the prey. With its unsettling atmosphere and mounting tension, this found-footage horror will make you think twice about venturing off the beaten path.

Directors

Matthew Charles Hall

Writers

Kevin Osborne, Matthew Charles Hall

Stars

Kevin Osborne, Matthew Charles Hall, Michael Evans

Language

English

Country

United States

Production

Hall Legacy, OzPugh Productions

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Hunting Grounds was released in 2009.

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User Reviews

DesertRat99 – 7/10

“I’m a sucker for found footage, and this one really delivered on the creeping dread. The setting is perfect—endless desert, no escape. It takes a bit to get going, but once it picks up, I couldn’t look away. The ending left me shook.”

ScaredyCat – 5/10

“I wanted to love this, but the shaky cam gave me a headache and some of the acting felt forced. The atmosphere was creepy though, and the concept had a lot of potential. If you can tolerate the technical flaws, it’s worth a watch.”

GoreHound90 – 6/10

“It’s not the best found footage I’ve seen, but it has its moments. The suspense builds nicely, and the creature design (if you can call it that) is genuinely unsettling. Some scenes felt a bit dragged out, but the payoff was worth it.”

MidnightWatcher – 8/10

“This movie surprised me. The isolation and slow-burn terror really got under my skin. The documentary style made it feel disturbingly real. I’ll definitely be checking out more from this director. Highly recommend for fans of found footage.”