Trail To Terror by Dakota Laden is absolutely amazing! It's what gave him the idea for Destination Fear, but omgosh this was intense! He did such a great job with this being his first documentary from planning, to filming, to editing. I'm just so amazed and proud of everything that went into this. I've been waiting 5 years to see it and wow was it worth every second! I will be watching it as much as I possibly can. Great job Dakota, Chelsea, Tanner, and Coalin!
Trail to Terror
2016
Adventure / Documentary / Horror
Trail to Terror
2016
Adventure / Documentary / Horror
6.9Plot summary
A real life documentary about Fear. Dakota Laden takes his sister, Chelsea, and best friends Tanner and Coalin on a five night journey to test their limits of fear. This real life experiment, and what they experience is like nothing ever captured on film before. What starts out as an experiment on fear, turns into the first ever real life horror film. Dakota does not tell anyone where they are going, just that it is a documentary on fear and they will be sleeping alone in what experts say are the most haunted locations in America. Feels scary, sounds scary, looks scary, but what they experienced night after night tested not only their beliefs but will test the beliefs of everyone that watches the film. This joyful group of friends on a road trip in a RV by day and sleeping alone at night in terrifying locations turns into something that still haunts them to this day.
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1280*542
English 2.0
NR
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Amazing documentary. Was good to watch kept you thoroughly entertained and always wanting more. I definitely hope it's renewed for a sequel, along with more seasons of Destination Fear.
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Interesting documentary for believers, not so much the rest of us
Four twenty-somethings spend five nights at five different haunted sites in the Midwest & Pennsylvania, mostly former insane asylums. We learn the haunted history of each place & get interviews with locals. The crew all sleep alone at night, each in a different section (Basement, 3rd Floor Hallway, Suicide Bathroom, Boiler Room etc.) All have cameras & flashlights.
I was more bored than scared (what they thought were ghostly voices I thought were noises),but got to give the cast/crew props for what they were trying to do. It was supposed to be a documentary on Fear, not the Supernatural. But they followed through even after it got weird...
DISCLAIMER: I suspect this would have more impact on paranormal believers. That wouldn't include me. So...
Saw this at the Midwest Weirdfest in WI, March 3, 2017. Eventually it will show up somewhere you can see it. I did find it interesting that the Q&A session involved more Qs about cameras & their placement than spooky spirits.