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Watch: The Hunted 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Chasing their dream of landing their own hunting show, two hunters head into the dense, secluded mountains of West Virginia only to realize they are not alone..
Plot: Chasing their dream of landing their own hunting show, Jake and Stevie head to the dense, secluded mountains of West Virginia. Equipped with only their bow and camera, they have just three days to kill a monster buck big enough to grab the attention of the network…and they’ve found him. But the sun has set, and they realize they’re not alone.
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Reviews:

Blair Witch meets generic hunting show.
Great directorial debut.

The plot is actually fairly good. Two men set out on a hunting trip filming in an attempt to start a new hunting show.

“I just hope we have enough to show the programming people what our show would look like” – Jake

Hopefully better camera work than what’s showcased in The Hunted.

Frequently subjects are out of focus. Poor lighting. Extremely noisy footage. Somethings looked kinda like a poorly done green screen.

Despite the horrible camera work, I thought the movie was fairly scary. It builds tension well, the screams caused me to jump several times!

The acting was done fairly well. The dialog felt organic. The plot was great. I think this may have been a little too ambitious for the budget, or skillset.

Overall The Hunted is definitely worth the watch.

A Somewhat Lackluster Directorial Debut
The Hunted is another addition to the “lost footage found” genre but unfortunately it’s not one of the better ones, and while Josh Stewart’s directorial debut isn’t THAT bad, it just falls short of the mark of being an entertaining film.

The film has a decent, yet simple, story to it. Jake (Stewart) and his cameraman friend & colleague, Stevie, are out in the woods for three days & nights filming for their new deer hunting TV show, and on the 1st night they both hear a noise that sounds eerily like a woman’s scream. Brushing it off as a bobcats yowl, they go back to filming, but by the 3rd and final night, things have intensified.

Like I said, it’s a simple story really, but the majority of these types of films do have simple story’s. What tends to carry them along is the way that the story is told, and that’s where The Hunted falls short unfortunately because for the majority of the movie, it’s actually pretty slow & boring and doesn’t pick up until the last 20 minutes or so which is a pity because if the previous hour was as decent as the end then it would have been a much better film.

The cast members do an OK job with what they have to work with and while Stewart was excellent in The Collector, here he just seems a bit, I don’t know, subdued maybe possibly due to a limited script.

One thing I will say about the movie is that the screams you hear in it are creepy as hell. Some people may find the screaming annoying or rather ridiculous, but the way the screams come across, especially when they come nearer to where Jake & Stevie are camping, is very eerie. I just wish Stewart had managed to script in something else to capitalise on the screams to take it to the next level.

Altogether, The Hunted isn’t that bad of a movie to watch, as I said earlier, especially with it being a low-budget production. Just wish that there was a bit more to it.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 29 min (89 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Director Josh Stewart
Writer Josh Stewart
Actors Josh Stewart, Skipp Sudduth, Katherine Von Till
Country United States
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Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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