Some paths don’t lead back.
Two stranded campers encounter a mute hermit who leads them through the darkening woods. As her unsettling behavior fuels their unease, they must confront the terrifying uncertainty of whether she is their savior or a malevolent predator.
Dave Romero
The film's tagline is: "Some paths don’t lead back."
The production budget was $4.0K.
The film was directed by Drew Wayne Roberts.
The screenplay was written by Drew Wayne Roberts.
Cinematography was handled by Brandon Blanc.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt27121406.
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Hermit
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United States of America
$4,000
