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Una pareja se adentra en los bosques de Willow Creek en busca de la foto que demuestre la existencia del bigfoot.
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awww men, it could have been a great movie! but something is missing.... first of all i really liked the movie. its a classic found footage movie with simple tactics to scare the shit out of you. i mean the tent scene was forking intense. has been a long time since i got goosebumbs and couldnt close my eyes for such a long time. but after that the movie kinda falls, the ending is way to fast and short and i really wished there would have been something more. [spoiler] at least show me bigfoot and what he does with the people or whats up with the old lady? just add 10 minutes of really fucked up shit and i would inhale this movie.[/spoiler] but its definitely still something worth of watching!
The unfortunate thing about "Willow Creek" is that the two main characters are instantly likable and the chemistry between them seems very real. I knew they were going to run acrosss something in the woods of the Pacific Northwest, because that's what the movie is about, but I almost hoped that they wouldn't. When they do, it's so underwhelming and frankly, baffling, that I was mad that the enjoyable characters suffered their fate at the hands of something so lame. If you want to get your "Bigfoot" fix, see "Exists" instead.
Slow burning, but very effective found footage movie. You don't see much of anything, but it's got some genuinely intense scares. Great sound design.
It definitely has a slow start, but once you are in the last half of the film, it definitely has so good suspenseful moments.
The tent scene in the middle of the night was what truly sold this movie for me. It took me right back to my childhood, when I experienced a similar moment with my friends. That scene gave me chills. Just sitting there, staring into the darkness, straining to hear every little sound, dreading the next noise you hoped would never come. The ending was a bit silly, though. But sometimes, all it takes is one powerful scene to leave a lasting impact on a film.