Far too much emphasis on the moral aspect of land, ownership and the environment, and that would all be ok if this had an ounce of suspense to it. Instead, you're treated to a nature program showing the Indians right to protect their land from the white man and his paper mill destroying the land for close to an hour with little else holding it together.

Monster doesnt show up until 1 hour in and prior to that its 1 kill and mostly drama between the doctor, his wife and the people they deal with in the small forest village.

One of the few kills, the sleeping bag scene, is so bad and so outvof left field it almost gives the movie a worse wrap than it already has.

Meh at best. Stick with some other creature features that actually focus on the genre. This really isnt worth the time.