Feral (2018)

Memorable, crazy movie

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Blistering performances.

Movie had potential, with a 28 Days Later type setup except in the woods. Director makes all types of college film mistakes. 1. Time continuity off, it is morning yet after a couple of hours walking, it is night. This keeps happening....check. 2. Characters smart one second, dumb a few minutes later....check 3. Hear bump in the night and feel need to investigate, alone, with no weapon...check 4. Gun with endless supply of bullets....check 5. Something chasing us let's split up....checkAt this point, you do not have any care what happens to any of the characters.

I am a big fan of the peril In the woods theme. Director Mark Young brings us Feral and obvious homage to the genre especially Cabin Fever. You know your in for a ride from the opening frame to the last. The movie opens up with a bound bloodied girl with all soars and violent outbursts. A man is seen brandishing a shot gun as the obvious transformation is taking place. The final stage is a feature like zombie and she is brought down. Flash forward to a group of 3 couples one being same sex, out celebrating there college graduation from medical school. One of the couples had camped out in the woods when younger and drags the others on this outing. After getting lost and it getting late they decide on a spot and set camp up. After sitting around the camp and trading conversations about there is land for the future the fun begins. They settle in there tents. One of the campers goes to pee and he is attacked by one of the monsters. Truly good Fx old school gore soon follows. His girlfriend worried when he doesn't return goes to look for him. She to is attacked but survives. Now fear strikes after they feel it must be a wild animal. They find a local at a near by cabin and he agrees to help. He has a dark secret and explains to them what is going on. The movie is a good ole fashion fun horror in the woods thriller. A pretty cast, fun dialogue and really cool gross out FX. The blood flows and horror fans will not be disappointed. I never tire of this genre and after the disappointing Cabin Fever remake, this movie shines with originality and actual scares. Not silly ridiculous scene after scene like so many of these movies. Mark Young really transfers the script to the screen flawlessly and provides a good summertime popcorn movie to be enjoyed on a rainy day weekend or dark stormy night. The twist on the zombie generation with these feral beast like zombies is Original and works. Directed by Mark Young.Written by Adam Frazier and Mark YoungStarring Scout Taylor-Compton, Olivia Luccardi, Lew Temple, Renee Olstead, Brock Kelly, Landry Allbright, and George Finn.

Not much to say, the acting was horrible, the plot thin. I didn't care if the characters died, in fact I was rooting for it. The only reason I gave it a two was the camera work wasn't bad.

I have a few questions after watching this garbage they call movie. Such as: Who the hell makes these films? Why? How? Are they even humans? Surely the production cost outweighs the incoming revenue? The acting in this stinker is all over the place! The reason I rate this movie a one because zero in not an option.