Directed by:
Markus WelterCinematography:
Filip ZumbrunnCast:
Sabrina Reiter, Melanie Winiger, Harry Lampl, Martin Loos, Herbert Leiser, Aaron Hitz, Isabelle Barth, Simon Käser, Matthias BritschgiPlots(1)
Eight teenagers decide to take a camping vacation to the Swiss hill country. It's autumn and high season for a powerful, rare magic mushroom that grows there - the main motivation for their trip. They arrive at a secluded location deep in the woods, the mushrooms are collected, and once darkness falls, the party starts. Everyone is having fun until one of the friends heads to grab a beer...and doesn't come back. His buddies find him facedown in a puddle with his head smashed in. They don't know what happened but need to find help, and fast. As they discover that their car has a flat tire and their phones don't work, they seek shelter in a nearby farmhouse. But the farmhouse turns out to be the last place they want to be.... (official distributor synopsis)
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A piece of advice for the next time: Dear creators, if you’re going to plagiarise, do it with something that’s worth it, and do it at least inconspicuously. One Way Trip is a rip-off of Shrooms that doesn’t try to do anything more than fill its eighty minutes, giving its teenage audience a couple of forest and home chases, a bit of chaste sex and a final twist that in the past was shocking, a couple of years later was cliché, a couple of years after that was annoying, and now it’s just sad. The craftsmanship is alright, so if you want nothing more than a daily dose of undemanding and sterile horror, why not. I’m already looking forward to The Cabin In the Woods and how it will take the piss out of films like this.
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