Image via WikipediaDo you have a sense of humor? Do you get a kick out of low production bloody slasher flicks? Then give Don't Go In the Woods a shot. The terrible film has developed a cult following since its premiere in 1981, indicating that it has some redeeming qualities, but its plot, acting, soundtrack, and overall production quality certainly aren't some of them. It was even deemed a "video nasty" and wasn't available in England until 2007. I have to say, there's something great about the term "video nasty."




 Anyway, Don't Go In the Woods came out one year after Friday the 13th, and it follows the same any-wooded-area-is-a-potential-killing-ground mentality. Two young couples decide they're going to go cavorting in the woods for a nice weekend of backpacking, and whaddya know--they've wandered onto the hunting grounds of a psychopathic killer. Every five minutes or so, someone is killed off, be it a random camper that's introduced for the purpose of killing, or one of the main guys and gals.