But only if you're really bored and have nothing better to watch. You will also have to be able to suspend disbelief, especially if you have any knowledge of mountain climbing, because that area of expertise was clearly overlooked by the filmmakers for any level of realism. You might be ok if you've done some indoor wall climbing a few times.

Finally, you will also have to put up with more plot holes than the cliches, overacting, ridiculous dialogue and the entirely predictable narrative. On the bonus side, there were some true tense scenes, a decent score and excellent cinematography. The pacing was also fairly decent so that all the good and bad fit comfortably in the short 86 min runtime.

This is a bad movie.

Two girls are in a cabin preparing to scale a mountain face the next day. You learn later neither knows the first thing about mountain climbing - we're talking dropping your gear, not zipping your pack, not caring for your hands level of incompetence. Four thirty-five year old college frat boys arrive and the six of them decide to party together.

One thing leads to nothing and a guy tries to force himself on one of the girls. She runs off. The guys then decide the best thing to do to avoid a possible sexual assault charge on one of them is a double murder charge on all of them. Talk about loyal friends! They manage to kill one girl. One murderer promptly falls and dies.

What follows next is an hour of four people-who-can't-act climbing around a rock face about six feet off the ground. If that sounds dull let me assure, it's worse. It isn't helped by the fact Kelly seems to go out of her way to imperil herself in as stupid ways as possible. Night falls, instead of using the dark to her advantage, she sleeps in a tent. She screams to give away her position. She climbs vertically instead of horizontally. If it'll make her situation worse, she's up for it.

Three stars for a potentially gripping plot. No stars for not even trying to hire a cast of people who can pretend to act, for exactly zero suspense, and for the most amazingly inane dialog ever uttered on screen. Three stars.

It is one of those films that pretty much goes straight into the action scenes very early on. The protagonist is a struggling heroine that is coming to terms with something "traumatic". It is a road to rendition film that does not quite succeed in its quest. Instead it leads the audience down a one way path to an empty void of broken promises & delivered less than this!

The antagonist is the worst part of the film. I don't know if it is the actor or acting or the script or both. He is a caricature of "the evil antagonist" that gave me that shake-my-head moments throughout the film. It is insulting that the writers would think the audience would buy into this villain.

One could argue it is a lazy person's writing to introduce a character that is evil without giving him a credible back story that explains why he is that bad.

It beggars all belief in humanity that a character could be so poorly drawn that a stick figure would be considered a masterpiece compared to this. To call him a cartoon villain would be an insult to the artist. I'm sure you can get the gist of what I'm saying. Please avoid this unless you are accustomed to watching a below average films.