Semi-predictable movie with a rather dull twist ending. Dino really did a great job in the emotional department and I'd love to see him in something better than this as the lead. The monster is cgi and it shows. Why they didn't go with practical fx really bugs me. The editing is pretty good and I dig the lighting of the movie but something about the writing and bad fx really took me out of a movie that truly had potential.

No, this movie won't win an Oscar, but it is a fun ride. It's a good take on the Bear Grylls genre of adventure survival shows.

I was very pleasantly surprised with this movie. The beginning was well acted, just like I would perceive, some kidding around, a big RV advertising the reality show, the trip into the woods. The sound track was very appropriate I felt, kind of a feeling of unease, yet real. Diamantopoulos, with the lead role, was great. Acting, for the most part, on his own, he did a masterful job of transitioning from a "reality show" actor, to a person knowing something was wrong, but not sure what. Then, finally, understanding what he was up against, his, and the world's, ultimate survival.

This movie starts off interesting enough to keep you from turning it off, but quickly becomes unwatchable. The alone journey of one character was poorly written and the cgi at the end of the movie was so bad it makes you wonder why attempt this movie. I cannot fathom how one sits through this film and feels any type of satisfaction at the end.