they are only cowardly or selfish as opposed to being sadistic and cruel.
The more likable characters are only more likable by comparison i.e. The movie shows you don't necessarily need likable characters but only believable ones to make a movie work. Wilderness doesn't hold back in terms of the violence and nastiness but still keeps, for the most part a gritty realistic vibe and it works. The deaths are unpleasant and violent and the characters aren't likable keeping it somewhat unpredictable as to what is going to happen, who is going to die and so on. It is quite well made- the tension and pace never drops, which is essential for this kind of movie and there is a gritty, unremitting feel to the movie which works in its favour. It is brutal, violent, fast moving and visceral.
The premise is straight forward- a group of juvenile offenders and their keeper out on a camping trip are picked off one by one by a mysterious and ruthless killer with a crossbow a pack of attack dogs and a skill for booby traps. Surviving records of the use of small arms in the Czech lands date back to the reign of Wenceslas IV – they were used in 1398 during the siege of the Archbishop’s mansion in Kyje near Prague.Wilderness is an effective and brutal thriller/horror movie. From the 14th century, Europe began deploying cannon, using gunpowder (long known in China) and firearms in general began to make slow inroads. Rural weaponry was often derived from farming tools. In the Middle Ages there were also plenty of lances, halberds and crossbows. In addition to these two traditional types, we also distinguish blunt weapons, thrown weapons, hand firearms, artillery and booby traps. Later, with developments in metalworking, bladed weapons began to emerge: daggers, axes and swords. Initially, given the materials, the weapons of choice were pointed, for stabbing – spears, knives, arrows etc. Weapons made of wood, stone, bone and antler served mankind since prehistoric times.
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