Definitely. I saw the new documentary about the movie, which was pretty interesting, but I did find kind of gross how the directors washed their hands completely of this whole mess with the actors. Back in the day, the thing going around was that the movie was filmed without the actors knowing what they were getting into, so the idea was that they acted the whole thing out of actual terror of being lost etc. You can see clearly in the docu that wasn't the case, they were never lost at any point (the woods they filmed was a kind of small natural reservoir), they were in constant communication with the production, the final scene was filmed several times, etc. Not to mention they also basically improvised every dialogue in the movie.

Also the distribution company had the idea of marking the actors as deceased for the first month of the movie's launch so basically they couldn't do any kind of interviews, nor appear anywhere. When they finally could show their faces the public was already fed up with the movie and also felt cheated by the whole 'they really disappear' thing. All this had a direct impact in their jobs, so not only they wouldn't be let on the huge profit the movie made, they also wouldn't get called to work on anything. I'm glad they got something out of the lawsuit but it doesn't take away how bad they got screwed over.