**_The East Texas woods are lovely, dark and deep_** This is a micro-budget indie that meshes “Wrong Turn” with “The Blair Witch” and an interesting bit from “House of the Witch.” After the prologue and first act, the bulk of the story involves four people stuck in the foreboding wilderness. The filmmaking quality is along the lines of 2021’s “The Hunting,” which was shot in Mantua in northeast Ohio, but this isn’t as good. Another comparison would be 2018’s “Angel,” shot in Louisville, Kentucky, and areas southeast of there. It’s marred by a little too much eye-rolling cussing in cer…
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