In A Violent Nature - Movie Review

Hello everybody! Today I’m back with another movie review. This time being the latest horror darling movie, In a Violent Nature.
The closest thing we will get to a new Friday the 13th movie ;) How does it hold up? Not great ;)
Watch the review to find out why.
What did you think? Do you agree? Disagree? Be sure to let me know down in the comments below.
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[@williamsvargas4081]

Animals don't care for reason.
asking more from this film is pointless, it's a stripped to the bone slasher
saying that the ending is padding for time doesn't make sense, when the whole film is taking it's time.
honestly the last part of this film redeems it from being disposable trash
it seems like the horror fans just bitch about not getting the same when they ask for different new stuff
Halloween Ends was awesome except for the crappy tacked on Michael Myers fight/death at the end
In a violent nature was stupid when it came to it's violence but people responded better to that than the actual part that took tact and directorial ambition, ala it's divisive reviews
dont get me wrong its acting is bad, it's violence too artificial to be effective
i don't think being boring is a bad thing
as opposed to the constant stimulation of those horrible marvel movies and most action fare nowadays
i also give it a 6/10 but would disagree with some of what you said

[@oxysodyssey4437]

I totally respect it. I love the concept. A slasher film at its most basic. I can see the perspective of nature abides by no rules. Thus the film ultimately subverts our expectations all the way through. Admittedly the endless walking makes it a hard movie to sit through. But similarly I don’t hate it.