My friends and I tried to watch this movie twice but It's honestly annoying. The main characters goal is to flaunt her sexy body and her ass. Too much confidence on her outside appearance, forgetting that her main goal is to please the audience and bring spice to her character not to her physical appearance. The first scene focus was towards her body, while she's doing yoga, then she started to drink wine which took forever for them to change into a new scene. I may be wrong, I'm not a director but this is my review. I wish I finished the whole movie but I couldn't last. Don't watch this movie.

I had not heard about the 2022 horror movie "Something in the Woods" from writer Deanna Gomez and director Alexander T. Hwang prior to sitting down to watch it, as I had stumbled upon the movie by random luck. And I do believe in giving a movie a fair chance, so that also applied to "Something in the Woods", though the rather low rating of the movie was causing some alarm bells to go off at the back of my mind. And sometimes you just got to stop and listen to those alarm bells. Yeah, "Something in the Woods" was definitely not a good movie, and the low rating is a clear indicator of exactly that. The storyline was so very generic, mundane, flat and uneventful that it was quite a struggle to sit through the movie. The character gallery in the movie was flaccid as well, and I have to say that I didn't care an ounce about any of the characters as they were one-dimensional and brought nothing of any interesting flavors to the movie. A shame really, because the acting performances by the small cast ensemble wasn't all that bad. For a horror movie, then "Something in the Woods" was a swing and a miss. Unless, of course, you consider a storyline of nothing happening as being scary, then you're in for quite a treat. My rating of "Something in the Woods" lands on a two out of ten stars. If you are a horror aficionado, like myself, then do yourself a favor and don't waste your time, money or effort on this one.

Nora Thompson (Nicole Cinaglia) has become an overnight celebrity when she reports on Senator Morrison's illegal activities, causing him to kill himself. His daughter Carolyn (Vienna Hayden) responds by kidnapping her and taking her deep into the woods, but now thee enemies must work together to survive because they're not alone. Of course, Carolyn was hoping for a The Most Dangerous Game situation, but instead they're both on the run from a creature. Well, they're also still arguing despite this supernatural beast hunting them. The majority of the movie uses POV for the monster, which is smart, because it doesn't look all that frightening when we finally see it. Director Alexander T. Hwang (Lilith) and writer Deanna Gomez -- who worked on the short Ravening Woods together with Cinaglia and Hayden playing the same roles* -- try to make this a story about the news media in parts and in others, try and get some scares. The end at least has a nice drone shot that pulls above the screaming survivor. It's also another movie that presents two horrible people and asks us to choose which one to cheer for. As always, I am on the side of the monster. *IMDB lists it as a short but for all I know, it could have two entries for the same film.

After exposing a senatorial conspiracy, a reporter finds herself abducted by a crazed daughter of the senator looking for revenge by undertaking a hunting session in the woods, but when they find the woods patrolled by a vicious creature from folklore are forced to work together to get out alive. Overall, this was a pretty underwhelming genre effort. Where this one works is the work done here to build up the creature attacks as shocking and quite thrilling. With the use of sudden shock appearances crawling out of the woods to charge and swarm his victim which has a great starting point. That becomes even more apparent in the second half where it begins to utilize the mimicry tactic to lure them out into the woods where it can attack them in more favorable environments leading to some chilling scenes of victims being lured to their eventual confrontation with the creature through this notion of thinking that a friend is calling for them. Elsewhere, the series of chases and escapes that make up the race to get out of the area have a thrilling energy to it and feature some of the only real genre action in the film which is quite fun on its own. There are some rather big issues present with this one. One of the main drawbacks here is the highly uninvolved and generally unappealing that leaves a lot to be desired with this one. That both of the women at the center of the film are highly unappealing and unlikable to be around, from the reporters' open disdain for doing anything other than breaking the news of someone's downfall or the captor's who plan to seek revenge on her disgraced senator father by kidnapping and forcing the woman who did that into a life-or-death chase through the woods. The whole point to this is so ridiculous and nonsensical that it's hard to take it seriously much less care about two people as scummy and unlikeable as they are. The heavily dialog-based outcome of their situation doesn't do this that many favors and causes this to be rather unappealing. Moreover, the film manages to be undone by a rather dull and dragged-out pace which isn't that investing. By thinking that these people are interesting and worth the time time to be around, we get agonizingly long stretches of film dominated by these two going back-and-forth in aggravating arguments while trekking through the woods to reveal the captors' masterplan or awkward attempts at asserting control which is all laughable and groan-inducing as it forces the film to eventually partake in the cliche setup of rivals being forced to worked together to get out of a dangerous situation together. As well as unnecessary interjections by a reporter relaying useless information about the incident, these all manage to keep the creature until the later portion of the film which doesn't really have that much excitement. As that ends up lowering the blood and gore due to not having a lot of screentime with the creature running loose, these end up lowering the film. Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Language and Violence.

... and it ain't a good movie. At one point in the film, one of the main characters complains that she's hungry; she hasn't eaten since that morning. She's so hungry, in fact, that she cuts off the pinky and ring fingers off of one of her hands and tries to eat them. When the "finger food" fails to satisfy her hunger, she attacks her companion and tries to bite a chunk out of her lower leg. The story is stupid. The acting is beyond atrocious, the monster is one of the worst that I've ever seen. The characters make every single stupid, boneheaded decision that you could possibly make in a life-threatening situation and the ending of the movie is utterly inane. I'm sorry that I wasted the time that I did watching this turd. I've enjoyed bouts of explosive diarrhea with simultaneous projectile vomiting more than I did "Something in the Woods".

Imagine endless scenes where for 4 minutes at a time you just state at a landscape with the same single piano riff playing over and over because they seemingly had zero audio budget Then imagine adding to it a host of people with zero acting skill who you hire just for their willingness to throw out awkward, out of place far left one liners (such as insane praise for twitter). Just to shoehorn in something woke enough for the "professional" critics to upvote it. Then imagine a dog ate the script before filming started. If you're imaginative enough, you've can save yourself from watching this junk, since you'll have already have seen it all in your mind - well done!

Trailer—Something in the Woods

My friends and I tried to watch this movie twice but It's honestly annoying. The main characters goal is to flaunt her sexy body and her ass. Too much confidence on her outside appearance, forgetting that her main goal is to please the audience and bring spice to her character not to her physical appearance. The first scene focus was towards her body, while she's doing yoga, then she started to drink wine which took forever for them to change into a new scene. I may be wrong, I'm not a director but this is my review. I wish I finished the whole movie but I couldn't last. Don't watch this movie.

source: Something in the Woods

Imagine endless scenes where for 4 minutes at a time you just state at a landscape with the same single piano riff playing over and over because they seemingly had zero audio budget Then imagine adding to it a host of people with zero acting skill who you hire just for their willingness to throw out awkward, out of place far left one liners (such as insane praise for twitter). Just to shoehorn in something woke enough for the "professional" critics to upvote it. Then imagine a dog ate the script before filming started. If you're imaginative enough, you've can save yourself from watching this junk, since you'll have already have seen it all in your mind - well done!