areti-65583 I like Dreya Weber - always been a big fan. She sort of reminds me of a female Steven Seagal (when he is in environmental mode as in Fire Down Below and On Deadly Ground). Naturally though Dreya does not go around knocking people down - she has too much couth for that. Traci Dinwiddie is pretty cool too, even in the thankless role of mentoring two obnoxious teenagers. But as it turns out they are more decent than they like to let on. The story is somewhat flimsy and contrived, but gets the point across. That point of course being that only lesbian true love can save humanity from its nasty and brutish short-sightedness leading to disaster. But fair enough. With this type of movie you pretty well know that going in.

Boristhemoggy I actually watched parts of this movie twice because of other reviews but despite what they said I could not disagree more with some of them. The opening scenes are so badly acted and formulaic with the black son, Asian daughter and all white American Mom, plus the crazy lady in the woods. The car scenes leading up to their fist meeting with Raven are so wooden and lacking spirit that I almost laughed. The encounter by the campsite...truly badly done. The other 1 hour and 15 minutes of the movie...yada yada yada. I think for a budget of £200,000 they did well but the only real saving grace from poor script, bad acting and awful direction was the nice scenery. Honestly, don't waste a precious hour and a half of you life on this.

Miki San Raven is not an amazon women like Tarzan. She's very depressed and feels guilty about a family members death. She goes to the woods where she grew up to get away. Kate is dealing with two teens and we know how that can be. Kate has broken up with her partner and she's wanting what may be the last camping trip she and the kids will have while they're still kids. She needs the family moments. Raven doesn't want to get close to anyone and Kate breaks down the wall a bit with her compassion, which may lead to new beginnings. I won't spoil it for you. Loved the movie! Soul Kiss gives us another winner. Dreya Weber and Traci Dinwiddie are fantastic actors.

zif ofoz The only thing right about this movie is the wrong story description given here on IMDb. Just read that little short synopsis and skip the movie! So here is my synopsis of this movie - There's this crazy amazon transsexual living in the woods and running around dressed like Tarzan. Raven is the name and she likes to find interesting shaped bits of wood and then takes a hunting knife or an ax to it to change it's shape even more. Raven spends a lot of time running around the woods - remember she's dressed like Tarzan. Every now and then old man Joe shows up and he gets his jolly's howling (singing) with Raven. Kate shows up with her two kids to camp in the woods. All she brings is a tent and a couple of chairs. The kids (teens) don't want to be there and I can understand why! Raven shows up like a wild beast and Kate gets all hot and bothered when she sees Raven. In the mean time Joe is wondering around town and meets Angela, she likes to cry. Then Angela drives into the woods and kidnaps the kids! Kate & Raven are at Raven's house getting it on hot and heavy. Angela shows up and tells Kate she kidnapped the kids but they ran away and are lost in the woods. Raven puts on her Tarzan outfit and takes off running through the woods with her little flashlight. One of the kids bumps her head and decides she can't cope. Raven shows up and hugs the kids after she has shoved them into an old hollow tree stump. Then there's a funeral for old man Joe and a bunch of people show up at Raven's house and go inside! The end. Oh, and Raven at this point is wearing a dress! So my question is - "Who snuffed out Joe?" Raven and the kids? Kate who stayed at Raven's house while Raven ran through the woods looking for the kids? Or was it that Angela - maybe that's why she was crying! Ha Hah!