Second comment:

Rating: 6/10 (10 January 2000)

Wanted to add a little something as I was reading down on the comments. 1. Thumbs up to the guy who said it was a comedy. Hey I agree with you. Though I thought the ending was a tad scary. That 5 minutes is probably scarier than anything in The Haunting. But I loved The Haunting far more because of that damn house. But the biggest problem with THAT movie is it's labeled as a Horror movie. Not as an adventure movie. I'd say it almost seems the same creative team behind The Mummy, also did The Haunting. (not a known fact). and 2. To the person who'll never be alone in the woods again. Hey you'll be missing alot. I remember once when I was young (88-89 somewhere ) That there was this place (private land, but we had permission) not far from a church out in the country near Lewiston, MN, that was named Ruprects (spelling?) Valley. We went into a cave , it being small, us guys went over a good pool, spiders and all, and we went way in there on our hands and knees. Since the girls couldn't make it across that pool, they had to call us back. (I was 1 of only 3 people who bothered to make it all the way in) But anyway... I and 2 girls bothered to get lost in the woods. We though managed to find our way out of that. Sure I we wound up go a hill at an 80% incline, but what the hell. This is the reason I have to laugh at this most unrealistic movie. It was shot very well (or should I say they were radical in doing so), but watching three people swear in the woods, isn't what I call scary as hell.....