Loon Lake

Not only is this like a really bad amateur short movie that is not short, but the sound cuts in and out, the multi coloured wide strips that used to be at the end of a television broadcast and white noise randomly pop up on the screen. The acting is worse than bad. It has got to be the worst movie on earth. Do yourself a favour and don't watch it. Take the reviews seriously. It's not a case of personal preference with this movie. It has to be total garbage for everyone. Even someone in a third world country who is given the access to this and gets to watch a movie for the first time in their life isn't going to like this. The ending was totally disgusting. Not even in a horror fan way. It was cheap , disgusting, nasty , pointless. The ending was so bad and nasty that it destroyed the relief that it was over. The movie devolved from garbage to total nasty garbage. This movie not only insulted my intelligence, it destroyed it and my soul because everytime I thought it was over it wasn't.

source: Loon Lake

Don't waste your time on this equivalent of a high school film project. The sound editing is horrible (echoing sound during the conversation with the convenience store clerk at the beginning of the movie), lousy overall editing especially the supposed car crash that had missing film frames, amateur acting, and amateur special effects. Even while the car is supposedly moving down the road you can tell the outside scenery is obviously fake and the car isn't really moving. And the writing... oh my word; the script is also amateurish. For example, the wife tells her husband in the car that there is no scientific evidence that smoking is bad for a pregnant woman so she will abstain when he offers her a lit joint. Really? But why then, knowing she is pregnant, is she drinking wine 15 minutes later in the movie? And then the couple is having a romantic moment slow dancing to music in the living room and the husband tells his wife she smells "ripe" and needs a shower. What man in their right mind hoping to get "lucky" that night would have the nerve to say that to his wife? That's just one example of how ridiculous the dialogue is. And don't get me started on all the mold on the shower tile and soap scum in the tub during the shower scene. That was a disgustingly filthy bathroom the wife was showering in. Too bad I'm not allowed to rate this movie zero or less. I think high schoolers could have done a much better job than this sorry excuse for a movie.

source: Loon Lake