A quite stereotypical horror movie

Rating: 6/10 (27 August 2017)

Five youngsters go to a remote cabin hidden in a forest to spend some quality time together. They soon find themselves fighting for their lives as someone or something is desperately trying to kill them.
The first half is a typical, average horror movie in which five teens make the same mistakes as in every other film of this type and as a result are forced to fight for their survival. The only difference is that this time, they play the main role in a more complex puppet reality-show (sort of). The second half starts "elucidating" the very fantastic plot in which our "heroes" are the protagonists. Once again, as expected, everything doesn't go according to plan so another blood bath is unleashed ending careless as if nothing happened or is going to. I have to admit that it had a good premise which undoubtedly reminded me of the series "Cube" but as in the latter, they focused much more on the gruesome part, leaving the story predictable, linear and unexploited. I cannot understand why horror movies stubbornly keep following the same over-used stereotype which the only try to improve more or less rather than creating an original idea. In my opinion, this genre isn't going anywhere with this mentality but this isn't my concern.
Rounding up, this is yet another average and boring horror movie with the exception that it could have been a lot better if the accent was put where it should have been.