So, when a filmmaker makes something seemingly familiar, but excels at the presentations, I expected the ending to go in some sort of way. See, I appreciate when filmmakers subvert viewer expectations. A truly tense, and wickedly entertaining experience. Seriously, this film had me on edge of my seat and 100% invested throughout. There is a masterful sense of tension throughout this film, with a very realistic/natural feeling buildup.

While the premise might not be the most groundbreaking story you've heard of, he more then makes up for it in his craft. And First time feature length director Matt Palmer is one to look out for. I loved the cast, everyone involved did excellent. Thanks to the aforementioned user for turning me onto this one! This is a pretty great movie.

Here's a quick summary without giving as much away as the trailer does: two old pals go on a 'last weekend before marriage' hunting trip in a small town, and things go horribly, horribly wrong. It is late, so I'll keep this one a bit short. I was rather surprised too, as it is a really good film and a Netflix movie, which you typically hear a lot buzz about.

I had not heard of this film until u/Hungr圜olquhoun included it on their best of 2018 list.

Calibre 2018 imdb