Timber Falls

About This Movie

Timber Falls leans heavily into that raw, unsettling atmosphere of rural horror. The film's pacing starts slow, lulling you into a false sense of security before it dives into chaos. You’ve got this young couple, so naive, heading into the mountains really thinking it’s just another camping trip - classic setup. But once the locals show their true colors, the tension ramps up. The practical effects, while not groundbreaking, do their job, adding to the visceral feel. Performances are solid, capturing that desperate sense of survival as the couple tries to escape a fate worse than death. It’s got this gritty, uncomfortable vibe that’s hard to shake off, exploring themes of trust and isolation in a world that suddenly feels very hostile.

Not your typical slasher fare. · Has some really unsettling moments. · Good for fans of rural horror themes.