Don't Go in the Woods

Don't Go in the Woods

4.2

Sep 05 1981

1h 22m

Horror

Four backpackers decide to take a hike in the mountains of Utah. But within the woods lurks a killer. But who...or what...is it? The lazy local sheriff blames bears. But the escalating body count seems to point to a human killer. Ignoring the warning signs, our campers remain lost in the woods...alone...awaiting their fate.

Jack McClelland

Jack McClelland

Peter

Mary Gail Artz

Mary Gail Artz

Ingrid

Angie Brown

Angie Brown

Joanie

Ken Carter

Ken Carter

Sheriff

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