The Legend of Lake Hollow

No review content available.

No review content available.

In my humble opinion I think the rule playing is to naive or should I say to innocent. For example: when they switch to evil and they do not notice all the difference between them... Don't know it feels not right. But again it's just my opinion don't meant to offend nobody, as matter of fact the story plot it is very intriguing, sequence of scene are great and the content goes smooth with the time. In my humble opinion I think the rule playing is to naive or should I say to innocent. For example: when they switch to evil and they do not notice all the difference between them... Don't know it feels not right. But again it's just my opinion don't meant to offend nobody, as matter of fact the story plot it is very intriguing, sequence of scene are great and the content goes smooth with the time.

Three guys have a getaway week at a cabin in the woods by Lake Hollow. Mark (James David West) works for a fracking company and is there to check out the property. He is there with his friend Carson (Brendan Bald) and brother Dan (Kyle Rankin). Going against the guy week, he brings his fiancee Shay (Liz Atwater). Shay brings her bestie Laurie (Meg Barlowe). They have been known to share boyfriends. They are soon approached by the creepy caretaker Al Travis (Will Waldron) who lives a mile east through the woods. The area has numerous trail cameras and odd things show up on them. We later find out from Al's grandson Grady (Austin Copps) that these are Lake People. They are dead. The lake is ovr a sinkhole. This was a special place for the Native Americans. Ghosts start to appear and tell them to "get out." Too bad someone pushed their cars into the lake. It was an interesting film and one of the better ones in the genre. You discover what genre, late in the feature. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.