So, my dad thought it would be a good idea for me to watch that movie. He said that it was a comedy and had irony in anti-stereotypes, or something like that. Basically, two "hillbillies" are driving up to a vacation home in the woods - read former murder house - while a group of college kids are up there camping. The kids think that the guys are trying to kill them, because the leader of the group told them a 'scary story' about what happened twenty years prior.

I'm not going to go over everything, mostly because I don't wish to go back through that experience, and because you guys can check it out. It's on Netflix.

Basically, my dad thought that it would be something I liked. I did not. One scene in particular reminded me of Kingsmen 2, the Golden Circle. I'm not saying what.

Basically, that is the basis of my fear of camping. Anything could come out of the woods and kill you, or kidnap you and do whatever someone could think of. You can't even trust the people around you.

I screamed at several points during the movie, to the annoyance of my parents, because the movie, TO ME, did not say it was comedy. It was action horror and a touch of socio/psychopath. I don't know, but I didn't like it.

I don't hate it, but I don't like it.