Julie Fox

Yikes- I am not sure what movie these other folks were paid to see and review, but I paid $6.99 to waste an hour and half of my life on a sloppy, lack luster, made for tv (bad tv) movie. My summary of the movie, guys daughter is missing, his name is Rayburn ( first or last?? Who knows?), unreliable vehicles in the vast wilderness that continually break down (treat yourself to a new battery) blonde sheriff with fake accent has a emotionally disturbed brother who cracks his knuckles and weeps like a baby when they pass a large barn ( you never find out why), a bunch of random Native Americans with awesome names like Blackhawk, no warrants, dirty cops with college degrees, adorable dog that barks at the nest cameras but pays little mind to the strangers walking in and out of his house, a coroner with a dead daughter, a big foot swamp thing costume, magic medicine in an RV, knuckle cracking, Instant forgiveness, recovery from nearly fatal gun shot wound = super human strength just a few hours later, alcoholism as a minor theme, Canada posing as America, neighbors loaning out their trucks to neighbors who own their own trucks, an animal refuge. I don’t even know who I am suppose to care about in this movie. I found myself thinking about the poor golden retriever that no one pays any mind to (doesn’t he need to go for a walk) .Save your money and rent Scoob.