She said it, so it must be true.

Very disappointing Lovecraftian nonsense, that tries very hard to be Midsommar and ends up more like a TV movie. It astounds me how, in a location as beautiful as that, the Cinematography can be so dull. Predictable and made in a hurry it would seem. The ending is a wet fart.

Magnificent and a total surprise. I stumbled onto this movie’s existence 5 seconds before I pressed play. 
It’s a film that oozes cloying fear and tension, with fascinating cinematography, sound editing and some mesmerising acting. These are real people, ravaged by an unstoppable force from the woods, and it's credit to the director that you feel like you are almost watching a documentary.
Yes, it burns slowly, but in a way that grips and pulls you to its unforgettable conclusion.

As one critic put it, it feels like we're watching something we shouldn't be (or something of that ilk). Just...just...I mean..... The end.