Theresa Feeney

Although I love this movie because I think they were haunted by an entity but I wonder how Heather was able to hold a camera while her hands were in the sun’s shadow when she found Josh’s teeth in the bundle left at the tent. I’m into the realization that they were haunted by a witch or some demon in the forest, which is why they couldn’t find the car. They walked for miles each day but couldn’t find their way out is amazing to me. They were haunted by something. I do love this found footage movie and will watch for years to come.

I did like the movie but Alex is so proud of lighting a fire with no matches and uses flint and steel. Really, anyone can do that. Then he sees a bear paw print and thinks nothing of it. That night he leaves a blood soaked sock hanging on a tree. No wonder the bear smelled it! That was the dumbest thing anyone could do! Jenn survived and she knows nothing about outdoor survival. This movie shows the ignorance of a man wanting to propose to his girlfriend whom he is very possessive of because of the man they met on the first night. This man ends up saving Jenn’s life in the end. It is a good watch but Alex’s ignorance does get on the nerves.

I’ve watched this documentary a few times and it’s an honest look into the lives of several people suffering from addiction. Unfortunately two of the people did die at age 23 and it’s a shame. Would love to know where these people are now. Love how they mention the 55 billion dollars a year due to lost productivity and insurance costs due to opioid addiction. What about the lost productivity and insurance due to people who drink alcohol? Those people get sick, call out to work and hurt others with their addiction. No one says “When I grow up I’m gonna be an addict.” It just happens and this documentary shows this with the people on the film. Two of the people did finish treatment and I hope they stayed clean.