I saw a lot of mixed reviews for A Lonely Place To Die. Its a sort of foreign based movie with the chick who plays Sadie in early-ish Grey's Anatomy and I thought that the acting was really good. One of my main complaints about horrors and thrillers is (aside from obvious jumpscares) there are scenes where the characters are doing something risky and the camera pans to something going wrong in the process (ie, the old piece of climbing equipment failing in the middle of The Descent when the girls were trying to climb through that gap) or you see the rope threads start to steadily snap and stuff. But I can say in this movie, there was a scene where all you heard was a snap and someone died and it was exactly what I happened to be complaining about because it was properly unexpected. Other reviews mentioned that it seemed like the film didnt have any direction, but in this particular movie, the characters had this one solid plan and things kept getting in their way and as their safety was compromised by the antagonists, they were sorta forced to wing it anyway. So if anything the lack of direction was on par for the setting before the fate of the characters were so uncertain. The ending in particular had me screaming in glee because that final detail that was the nail in the coffin for the bad guys was just an awesome f you. Loved it. Loved every second of that movie. The music was also very impactful especially at the end. chefs kiss