One Way Trip

About This Movie

One Way Trip drips with a sense of dread, its autumnal setting in the Swiss Jura feels both inviting and ominous. The young group heads into the woods seeking adventure but quickly finds themselves lost in a nightmarish web. The pacing is interesting, with a slow build that creates an uneasy tension before things spiral out of control. The practical effects, though not grand, add a gritty realism to the horror that really hits home. Performances are solid; the cast embodies that youthful recklessness mixed with naivety that makes their eventual unraveling all the more tragic. It’s a film that lingers in your mind, leaving you questioning the fine line between exploration and chaos.

Autumn setting enhances the eerie atmosphere · Explores themes of youth and recklessness · Notable for practical effects and character dynamics