Review of Indigenous

Here on Netflix again and so I decided to check this out. It was actually on my to watch list, but I forgot all about it. The plot sounds interesting. I find it amusing that no writer is credited. They probably wanted to hint at some sort of realism which is always a bit silly. You can't fool us filmmakers. Well most of us anyways. This seems to be the only Alastair Orr that's worth mentioning. The others he made don't seem to have much acknowledgment. Ah starting the film in the the thick of it to go back to before it all happened. So this is partially found footage. Well that was awkward. At least they make it so the found footage stuff makes sense. I swear people look for adventures in all the wrong places. See if it's not a good idea send the police don't go yourself! Ah man those are some fantastic bikini bods. Ah the fun is finally beginning. Quick Flashes in complete darkness makes for frustrating viewing. At least the creature design is neat. Well they do something a little different with people actually finding out that people are in trouble and try to help asap. I swear nothing in this movie makes much sense. That's saying a lot since this is a horror movie and people's decisions rarely make sense. This one takes the cake though. The ending was extremely lame. I mean I thought the characters were likable people and the acting was fine. It was just a really pathetic attempt at what could have been a fun idea.