What a wonderful little horror film this is. And quite a refreshing change on the 'teens in trouble' genre. This is far from the usual 'slasher' movie.
What starts out as a simple sight seeing trip to a Myan temple, turns into the tour from hell almost immediately, the action starts quick and is relentless throughout.
I wont spoil it for you by giving details of what attacks the teens, but needless to say, its as original as hell and twice as nasty!!!
Watch this rollercoaster of a movie and enjoy loads of chills, thrills and maybe even some bellyache (lots of gore!!)
A complete waste of film! Utterly ridiculous. If you are interested in talking plants that can adopt different sounds then this movie is for you. It's nearly as bad as the invasion of the killer tomatoes.
A group of typically beautiful young people are holidaying in Mexico. Amy (Jena Malone) seems to be the butt of the others' meanness due to her fragile nature. Catwalk models can be so cruel! Anyway, the group are persuaded by a German tourist Mathius (Joe Anderson) to visit some local ruins. That's when the perfect holiday becomes something less savoury.
Their teen tales of adolescent mino-drama may not be enthralling, or put another way, mind-numbingly tedious, but they're not really a bad bunch. Certainly, the viewer is not baying for their death as in any 'Wrong Turn' sequels, and when they begin to suffer some nicely imaginative horror punishment, it's hard not to feel for them.
The sun-stroked Mayan locations are gorgeous, and strangely very 'right' for the story. Away from home, away from the familiar trappings of your ordinary life, there is a real sense of displacement here - even if it is a kind of paradise. Things become more desperate and nasty as time goes on. This does not disappoint. Stick with it. My score is 8 out of 10.