It then concludes in a horrendous, poorly conceived ending that completely destroys the fun built up before it. All of which is too bad since there are so many fun and quirky moments scattered throughout the film. In addition, Devon's constant recounting of a fairytale about Baba Yaga, an evil witch of the woods, is compelling, and the film's final scene has an out of place, but certainly magical feel to it. Had Duigan and Wallace paid as much detailed attention to the other elements of the picture as they did on Devon and Trent, this would have been a quite good film. As it stands, it's wildly uneven, but the fun moments and performances by Barton and Rockwell support it just enough to make it a film worth considering.
Some violence occurs at the end and includes a severe beating as well as a person being shot.
Thus, if you or someone in your home wishes to see this film, you may want to take a look through the content to decide whether it's appropriate or not. Some people drink beer at a backyard picnic, including Nash. Some guys outside a bar drink beer. Trent has a small cut on his finger after nicking it on a chainsaw blade. Neither bloody nor gory, we do see Devon sitting on top of her father's car and peeing down the windshield.