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Enter Nowhere (2011/Lionsgate DVD)

 

Picture: C     Sound: B-     Extras: C     Film: C+

 

 

Three strangers are stranded in the middle of the woods with only one mysterious shack as their only source of shelter.  As they search desperately for supplies and food to survive the elements, they wait/hope for someone who can rescue them, but when they realize they are on their own and no one will rescue them, they begin to learn about each other, they are more connected to each other than they could imagine and they are there for a reason...  And if they want to escape alive, what they must do in Jack Heller’s thriller Enter Nowhere (2011).

Three strangers, a pregnant woman, a thief, and young man, all of them after their cars broke down and stranded in the woods must work together to stay alive.  Not trusting each other and stranded in the middle of nowhere each one of them has a premonition of their own demise, but what is even more scary is that they discover they are all from different timelines and all related to each other, mother to child to grandchild.  Each of their tragic end leads to the cause of other one's tragic end... the only way to break the cycle of fate (and escape these woods) is to save their forbearer, a German Nazi, from getting killed in a bomb raid.

This was not too bad of a movie for having less than 10 characters and shot in HD with a RED ONE camera mostly in the middle of the woods with a 3 people, wooden shack and small bomb shelter, not bad for a low budget film.  What started as some sort of survival horror turns into a time paradox cursed woods and with the only way to escape is to change the past in order to save the futures.  It's not Back to the Future, but sill interesting.  Too bad the HD makes this look soft and blurry, but the Dolby Digital sound is not bad.  Extras include behind the scenes and trailers.

 

 

-   Ricky Chiang


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