Ric Cywink

Heart wrenching, yet beautiful as Kya frees herself from a life of brutality, seeing Chase as her father was. Chase tears Kya's home apart in anger when she no longer wants any part of him, making her father's brutality a duplicate scenario. Kudos for her actions.

If fighting for survival is drinking wine and sitting in front of a propane fireplace in a covered outside, with deer waiting to be put on a plate...well count me in. Otherwise, the plot is lost continously in trying to find a climatic ending, that never happens in a disaster with no explanations of the impending doom. Speaking of doom, this movie takes the cake in being doomed.