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"Hunted" is an Action - Thriller movie in which we watch a young woman trying to survive in the wilderness after some incidents that occurred after meeting a man in a bar. She tries with all of her power to survive and protect herself. I have to admit that I did not have high expectations from this movie so, I was not disappointed by it. The plot did not make any sense at some points and the direction which was made by Vincent Paronnaud was below average since he did not present very well his main characters, something that created plot holes which were not covered. I did not expect it to be a masterpiece but I also did not expect it to be so bad. Lastly, I have to say that "Hunted" is not a good movie and I do not recommend anyone to watch it because I am sure that you will waste your time.

'Hunted' may not be a perfect movie, but I really enjoyed it. The premise was right up my alley to be fair. I'm a big fan of non-supernatural stalker films (even if the things characters are able to survive sometimes feel a little supernatural). The kind of stuff that can actually happen to someone will always be scarier to me than the things that can never happen in the real world. There are some quite strange accents and voices in this movie. It almost felt like some of the characters had been dubbed over (however everything seemed to match their mouth movements perfectly so I don't think that was the case). It's possibly just the oddness of European characters all speaking English. Some of the sound-mixing was a little off in a few scenes as well. This felt like a film where anything could happen next (and some truly bizarre and unexpected things did crop up along the way). I like that in the film. I like when nothing feels predictable. Some people don't seem to be connecting with the film based on the small sampling of reviews I've seen. I can understand this film not being for everyone. It certainly isn't made in a conventional way. It worked for me though and I got a lot of enjoyment out of it from start to finish.

Random movie. With random last 30mins. Good for one watch.

Had the potential to be a pretty good film, if it wasn't so weird so as that you can't take it seriously. budget was good, acting was good, storyline became unnecessarily weird. the attacker comes across a young man and his mother camping in the woods, kills the mother with an arrow through the ear, into her head. later on , when he goes to use his stun gun on the woman he hits the body of the dead mother and it gets up and walks around like a zombie, removes the arrow from inside its ear, and hands it to the young man. he later shot the attacker in the shoulder using a bow and arrow and you never see the young man again. what?? what was that? a security guard unleashes his big mean dog to go after them, the dog finds the house they are in ( its a long story ) and runs up the stairs to the room she is being attacked in and attacks the man. i mean, come on guys, what is this nonsense?? a lot of money and decent acting and effort went into a movie that was made not to be taken seriously. too many parts that are random nonsense are thrown in that do nothing more than make it a stupid story.

The whole reworking of fairy tales has been done so often that you'd have to come up with something quite special to create anything original and different. Unfortunately Hunted is neither. For a such a simple plot line it manages to get incredibly tied up in itself. The basic premise isn't new, a psychotic criminal, a vulnerable woman, an idiot sidekick. At one point this movie starts to move in an interesting direction as Eve escapes and gradually becomes absorbed into the woods. Nature begins to become part of her and some form of symbiotic relationship. But this interesting direction quickly falls apart and for some weird reason a bunch of paint ballers appear out of nowhere and all of a sudden we find ourselves in some crappy version of survival horror. There's too much going on in this, it's pulling in all sorts of different directions and ultimately failed to deliver.

A dumb blonde with dumb moves in a dumb movie......

I wouldn't say this was laughably bad, but you really do need to turn your brain completely off to find anything of worth here. Uninspired, over-the-top pervy, characters that I couldn't care less about, and even with an 86 minute runtime; it felt like it dragged on.

So I did watch it all and "Long Ride" was an understatement. It went on for far too long. A failed attempt of a nightmarish little red riding hood story. I had to see what happened in the end but was it worth watching all the way through, no. Not to mention I had to back track to the beginning to hear the story the mother told her son and then it made sense. I mean who really pays attention to the beginning story when the rest of the movie has nothing to do with it until the very end!

Was "I Spit On Your Grave" and "The House on the Left" too cheerful for you? Maybe this is the movie for you. I usually don't bother to write negative reviews. I will make an exception here because (a) I am angry (b) there was obviously some budget involved that was squandered. In sum, this is basically a 20 minute chase-and-revenge short that managed to bloat to 1:25. And each step along the way, the director seems to have said to the writers: "Make it worse. Make the main male character more vile. And make the action sequences more unbelievable, drawn out and ridiculous than they already are." They succeeded. Some scenes here belong in a "Monty Python" sketch where at least the viewer would have the benefit of humor. I feel bad for the lead actors. They definitely were not paid well enough for the loss of whatever dignity they had going into this project.