The sasquatch is caught on camera in this found-footage horror from the co-director of The Blair Witch Project. As a group of good-looking 20-somethings are about to find out in their cabin in the woods, the living urban legend isn’t just real – it’s angry.
If the recent Into the Storm wasn’t enough to remind you why the awfully ubiquitous faux-doco/found-footage genre is the laziest, most aesthetically cancerous filmmaking trend, by all means check out the execrable Exists, conceptually the same movie with the twisters replaced by a really aggro Sasquatch.
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Sanchez’s thoroughly conventional approach here does little to elevate a dismally generic script from frequent collaborator Jamie Nash.
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Sanchez is adept at managing mayhem in confined spaces, and here he turns the inside of a tumbling trailer into a tossed salad of broken bodies.
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It’s obviously about a group of stupid young people who couldn’t shoot a competent Vine, let alone a visually coherent feature.
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Nothing pulls you out of a scenario of dread faster than thinking: "Well, why would that character be filming now? Shouldn't he be helping?"
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Like its antagonist, Exists is a tenacious beast that refuses to let go once it's sunk its teeth in.
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