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Blog & StoriesA group of privileged vacationers embark on a supposedly idyllic hiking trip into a vast, unforgiving wilderness. As their supplies dwindle and the days blur into weeks, the veneer of civilization crumbles, revealing primal instincts and simmering tensions. When they stumble upon a bizarre, hedonistic feast, a language barrier and the gluttons’ indifference seal their fate, plunging them deeper into a surreal nightmare where nature itself seems to conspire against them. Director Raúl Ruiz crafts a haunting, philosophical descent into madness, where the real horror lies not in monsters, but in the fragile human psyche pushed to its breaking point.
User Reviews
CelluloidShadows – 7/10
“This is not your typical horror flick. It's slow, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling. The deteriorating group dynamic and the beautiful but eerie landscapes really got under my skin. If you dig arthouse horror like 'The Lighthouse', you'll appreciate this.”
GrimSpectre – 5/10
“I get what it's trying to do, but it just didn't scare me. The pacing is glacial, and the characters are so unlikable that I didn't care what happened to them. There are a few genuinely creepy moments, but overall, I was bored more than anything.”
MidnightToast – 8/10
“A hidden gem for fans of surreal horror. The premise is simple, but the execution is nightmarish. The sense of hopelessness and the bizarre tone shift in the middle really caught me off guard. It's a slow burn, but the payoff is worth it.”
VHSNightmare – 6/10
“Decent but flawed. The atmosphere is great, and the acting is solid, but the story feels a bit disjointed. Some scenes are truly unsettling, but others just seem to drag. Worth a watch if you're into experimental horror, but don't expect a straightforward scare fest.”
