YellowBrickRoad

Someone told me that this movie was inspired by the Dyatlov Pass incident and that I would like it. Right now, I would like nothing more than to drop a house on that person, steal their shoes and then watch their striped legs curl up and disappear beneath the wreckage.

People go crazy and kill each other for poor reasons to the soundtrack of a gramophone in a blender, waste of a potentially interesting scenario.

Sure, the concept is cool, in theory. The reality is a lot more painful. I hope you like people walking around in the woods spouting stupid dialogue, 'cause you're gonna get a lot of it! Once characters go crazy and start with the killin' the whole thing becomes a complete, useless mess.

B

what the fuck?

Great idea, poor maintenance

Like almost every hike/nature walk I've ever endured. Some effective scenes and atmosphere. The overall narrative, enigmatic qualities included, has become a somewhat familiar one - this film would be more impressive if four or five other films specifically did not exist - but I'm still not sure why some people seem to hate this so much. I didn't exactly see the last two minutes coming, either.

Really creepy and hard to get through. It kind of leaved you wanting a better payoff, but the journey is still undeniably effective.

Good intentions, a couple of decent horror scenes that will make you lose it, and the creators hid the low production values well enough, thanks to some strong audio effects and writing work. That doesn't change the fact that the last act is incredibly disappointing, poorly thought out, and beyond cliché for the horror genre. It soured the entire experience for me.

Boring.

Okay

Yelowbrickroad... More like SmellyShitLoad. Awful Awful story and even poorer acting. Stay away from this!

Some interesting ideas.