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    Backcountry

    Alex and Jenn are seen leaving the city in their SUV headed toward backcountry area. Jenn is seen throughout the beginning glued to her cellphone. They arrive at the visitor center and are greeted by the park ranger.  On their first night, deep in the forest, they have an unsettling encounter with Brad, a strange alpha male with eyes for Jenn who may or may not be following them. Alex';;s desire to quickly reach Blackfoot Trail only intensifies. They push further and further into the woods, Alex stubbornly insisting that he remembers the way.
    Duration: 92 min
    Quality: HD
    Release: 2015
    IMDb: 6.0
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  • Actors of "Backcountry"

  • Directors of "Backcountry"

    Adam MacDonald. Director of Backcountry
    Adam MacDonald
    Birthdate: 16 May 1977, Montréal, Québec, Canada
  • Creators of "Backcountry"

    Adam MacDonald. Director of Backcountry
    Adam MacDonald
    Birthdate: 16 May 1977, Montréal, Québec, Canada
  • Critic Reviews of "Backcountry"

    Globe and Mail
    August 28, 2015

    Backcountry thrives in the close-quarter details: the verbal knife-pricks of a dying relationship, the jangling impact of the smallest sounds breaking silence, that dread certainty that you're completely lost and it's getting dark.

    Los Angeles Times
    March 26, 2015

    "Backcountry" inevitably brings on the bloody, but it finds atmospheric ways to depict how the bucolic hush of a nature getaway can morph into a survival nightmare for the unprepared.

    Variety
    March 23, 2015

    A couple of weekend backpackers face off against man and beast in director Adam MacDonald's accomplished, blunt-force wilderness adventure.

    New York Magazine/Vulture
    March 20, 2015

    It's beautifully tense and well-acted - the kind of modest genre picture we don't see enough of these days.

    RogerEbert.com
    March 20, 2015

    Apparently inspired by a true story that the movie made me very much not want to look up, which I suppose may be taken by some to be a token of its effectiveness.

    Reel Film Reviews
    January 19, 2016

    Backcountry ultimately feels like a short film that's been clumsily expanded to a feature-length running time.

    Reeling Reviews
    January 03, 2016

    Backcountry will make some think twice about going into the woods for vacation.

    PopMatters
    January 03, 2016

    The film's main source of anxiety remains the lone, terrified figure, thoroughly unprepared for the savage beast who attacks, and faced at last by an uncaring natural world.

    About.com
    January 03, 2016

    MacDonald does a nice job of building up to an emotional finale that doesn't betray his dedication to brutal realism.

    Nerdist
    January 02, 2016

    Given that most killer bear movies are either intentionally cheesy or unwittingly inept, it's nice to see a new one that takes the concept seriously and forgoes easy splatter in favor of some strong, simple, sustained suspense.

    Seattle Weekly
    November 12, 2015

    Sometimes you eat the bear, sometimes the bear eats you, as the philosopher Sam Elliott said. Backcountry succeeds by not straying far from that core belief.

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