It's a woman's world...

Rating: Null/10 (31 October 1999)

STAR RATING:*****Unmissable.****Very Good.***Okay.**You Could Go Out For A Meal Instead.*Avoid At All Costs.
Let me just start by saying,I could'nt really review this movie properly,because near the end I had to leave the auditorium because I was.... well,I don't have to go into it.
Luckily,I only missed a little bit,but either way ,the producers get some diss points knocked off because of this slip up on my part.
From the most of it I saw though,was rather unique.There have been similar documentary type movies,but on those they somehow managed to hold the camera still a bit better.I was'nt exactly uplifted by all the juggling and throwing about.
The first unsettling part was the noises outside the camp.
Yet,I don't know,maybe it was because there was no tense music,but there was,strangely enough,less tension in seeing what was presumably the real thing on a hand held camera than seeing it in a fictitious hollywood production,whenever those scenes arouse.
I suppose the most revealing part about it was that it was a woman leading the expedition into the woods.Whether going up against nucular terrorists,going in the army,or losing it beyond the boundaries of the human soul in the woods,sisters are doing it for themselves in the movies more and more and more these days.
So,ultimately,not the scariest movie ever for me,then.And what on earth were they running and panting away from in the tent?Or were we just not meant to know to add to the suspense?***