Buckout Road

This movies was trending a solid 7 until the very unsatisfying ending. Decent acting, great storyline, but the ending was terrible. It's like the screen writers just didn't know how to end it... makes me feel like I just wasted an hour & a half of my life.

This film provided one of the best, out of left field, comedy lines I've heard in a long time. Total spittake LOL for me. I also really loved the 70s "movie"scenes. So perfect and so spot on for 70s horror films.

I've never seen Evan Ross in anything before this and never want to again. He's the worst. His irritating Kevin Hart voice and total lack of talent made it impossible to watch him. Add that to the rest of this ridiculously amateurish movie, and you end up with 90 excruciating minutes (which seemed like three hours) of pointless story, mediocre characters and not a single second of suspense, thrills or scares. Remember when bad movies at least had the sense to have their female stars strip off their clothes to give us some reason for watching? Movies like this need to start doing that again, because the script and acting aren't doing it.

I really detest 99% of Indie horror. If it's not constant nudity, it's useless sex scenes that serve no purpose. Throw in STUPID decisions and there's no wonder Horror movies have become the laughing stock of even car insurance commercials! Good movie and had great promise, despite some lacking cohesive-ness. I was willing to overlook that because it appeared to be a good attempt...and...NO stupidity. I ALWAYS cut movies that attempt to be real creations (and not just rely on the carnal to boost ratings) some slack and this one, I did... Until the end. A good movie, RUINED by a lazy ending. Did the script writer not realize that not really ending a movie is lazy? Was the script writer incapable of writing a decent ending? Was the script writer unsure of HOW to end the movie so just gave up? Whatever the reason, it ruined what, for the most part, was a decent film. SOOOOOO disappointed!

They say seeing is believing but don't always believe what you see. Well I actually looked up the name of the road, and the location its says is in New York, and lo and behold? The road actually exists and they say the urban myth is real.

The film incorporates the various urban legends surrounding Buckout Road and adds one of its own. Professor Stepahine Hancock (Mayko Nguyen) teaches a class in humanities. As a class project, three students debunk the local legend. Soon suicides occur. Meanwhile, Aaron Powell (Evan Ross) comes home his grandfather psychologist Lawrence Powell (Danny Glover). This was an okay film about another haunted road. If you like this one, you might try "Lemon Tree Passage." Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.