Hidden in the Woods

Hidden in the Woods is a 2014 horror film that is directed by Patricio Valladares. The movie stars Michael Biehn, Jeannine Kaspar, and Electra Avellan. The movie is actually a remake of the Chilean film En las afueras de la ciudad, which was also directed by Valladares. The plot of the movie revolves around two sisters who are forced to run for their lives when their drug-addicted father and his depraved cronies come looking for them in the forest.

The movie opens with Ana and Anny, who are two young girls that are forced to live in isolation with their drug-addicted father in the woods. The girls are subjected to constant abuse and violence, and they are forced to help their father with his illegal drug operation. One day, the authorities catch up with the father, and he is forced to flee into the woods with his two daughters. As they try to evade the cops, the father's erratic behavior only becomes worse, and he becomes increasingly violent towards his daughters.

As the three of them try to survive in the woods, they come across a group of drug dealers who are looking for their father's stash of drugs. The father refuses to give up his stash, and the group of men become violent towards him and his daughters. In the chaos that ensues, Ana and Anny manage to escape from the group of men and run deeper into the woods.

The two sisters discover a cabin in the woods, and they try to make it their new home. The cabin is inhabited by a man named Oscar, who initially refuses to let them stay. However, he eventually relents and allows them to stay with him until they can figure out their next move.

As the girls start to settle into their new home, they begin to learn more about Oscar and his troubled past. They start to question whether they can trust him, and whether he is actually there to help them. Meanwhile, the group of drug dealers continue to search for them in the woods, and the sisters must figure out a way to stay alive.

The movie builds up the tension slowly, and the atmosphere is generally quite spooky. The woods are presented as a place of isolation and danger, and the movie does a great job of conveying the sense of dread that the sisters feel as they try to evade their pursuers. The movie is also quite violent, and there are several scenes that are hard to watch.

The acting in the movie is generally quite good. Michael Biehn, who plays the father, gives a particularly chilling performance. He is clearly a man on the edge, and his presence in the movie is always unsettling. Jeannine Kaspar and Electra Avellan, who play Ana and Anny respectively, also give good performances.

Overall, Hidden in the Woods is a well-made horror movie that will satisfy fans of the genre. It's not for the faint of heart, but it's definitely worth checking out if you're a horror fan looking for something new to watch.