gwenynamnam That's not possible...no! In 2018 we still have garbage like this? It might be one of the worst movies i've ever seen. The acting...i have no words. The blood, it looks like the first Peter Jackson movie. The characters are unbearable, they make very very stupid decisions, it's cliché, predictible, the whole package. Kitamura please stop making movies it's an insult for the industry, and for us.

Sankari_Suomi Five irritating and completely unrelatable young people go on a road trip. They consist of three generic white girls, two generic white guys, a black guy, and the token Indian male diversity hire.Suddenly a tyre bursts, sparking the commencement of what might be generously described as 'the plot.' The guy who attempts to change it is shot dead by an unseen sniper, who blows a large hole straight through his head. One of the girls goes to investigate, and copes an impeccably placed bullet in each eye. Bizarrely, the bullets do not create exit wounds, and she is able to walk around and croak at her friends for a while, even though her brain is completely blasted to ****.At first the shots are silent because the sniper is using a suppressor, but later he removes it and the shots are fully audible. One of the girls says he must have removed it to improve the speed and range of his bullets. But this makes no sense because the sniper is sitting in a tree just a few hundred metres from their location, so he's already got all the speed and range he needs.The same 'I know about guns' girl explains her knowledge as being due to the fact that she's 'an army brat' who belongs to 'a hunting family.' That's right folks, she can't just be someone with a bit of general knowledge; she has to be an army brat who belongs to a hunting family. Because that's the only way she can know anything about guns.Anyway, gun girl goes on to provide poor advice and a plan that turns out to be complete ****, resulting in further deaths and mayhem. Did I mention that the laws of physics no longer apply? Yeah, they were abandoned at the 35 minute mark. The sniper is now shooting around corners, hitting stuff he literally cannot see, with results that vary depending on their relevance to the plot. Thus we have:* a bullet that blows out an entire portion of someone's skull * bullets that create two tiny entry wounds, cause no other damage, and do not emerge from the skull * a bullet that cracks a mobile phone screen but fails to damage the rest of the phone and cannot dislodge it from a selfie stick * bullets that turn corners when required, often at acute angles * wildly varying degrees of accuracy, from 100% pinpoint to 'can't hit a barn wall at 5 paces'Examples could be multiplied.Gun girl initially tells us with full confidence that the sniper's rifle is 'an antique', even though she has absolutely no way of knowing this (a later closeup reveals that the sniper's rifle is not an antique).The rifle is bolt action, but at times the sniper can fire it as quickly as he likes (often with the speed of a semi-auto). At other times he requires at least 30 seconds to reload. In some scenes it appears to be a single shot rifle; in others it appears to have a magazine with an unspecified capacity.The movie drags on for what seems like an eternity, becoming even more ludicrous by the minute. I swear, if it had gone on any longer, i would havoc flown over to the USA and shot the entire cast myself just to get it over with.Languages spoken: American.I rate Downrange at 9.99 on the Haglee Scale, which works out as a stupendously idiotic 3/10 on IMDB.

cavalier_in_the_stuart_c Typical all the men die first, so boring and predictable. DO NOT watch, it offers nothing new whatsoever. A HUGE disappointment.

timucin_savas Wow! I had no expectations going into this film and what a ride! Rejoice the Asian cinema aficionados this is an Asian film with American actors. Pacing, rhythm, editing and production are all good, especially the camerawork where we get to see the sniper for the first time. I like these one location movies. It looks like a survival movie, but then the ending hammers it as a horror flick, reminding me of Haneke's Funny Games as well.I could have rated this even more favorably if the acting was better and if the story included something that connected the sniper to the victims.