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The plot is too old-fashioned, but the opening of the series
Ned 2022-04-18 17:34:53
Old-fashioned plot. To quote: Ogres in remote mountains and forests, specializing in sweeping passers-by, don't need money to buy road, as long as your body. The old America has a vast territory and many uninhabited mountains and forests, so it has become the origin of horror movies. Like dense forests, lonely towns, and fertile fields, they are all good places for inspiration. Often, only a few police officers or mountain police are assigned to an average of several square kilometers, which further encourages the arrogance of various perverts or serial killers, and innocent people become targets and die one by one.
Extended Reading
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Jessie: [Chris opens the screen door of a house] Hey, hey, hey. What're you doing?
Chris: I was gonna see if they had a phone. I mean, you guys can wait out here if you want.
Jessie: You can't just go barging into someone's house like that.
Scott: Yeah, 'cause, you know, I'm just thinking West Virginia, trespassing, not a great combination.
Carly: Look, I need to pee.
Scott: Well, I need to remind you of a little movie called Deliverance.
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Scott: Carly, Carly, Carly, sweet pea, look at me. We are gonna get out of this, I swear to you, we are. Okay? We're gonna find a road, we're gonna get to a town, and we're goin' home. And we're gonna get married. All right? And we are never going into the woods again.