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Synopsis: One Morning in New England, 1940, the entire population of Friar New Hampshire - 572 people - walked together up a winding mountain trail and into the wilderness. They left behind their clothes, their money, all of their essentials. Even their dogs were abandoned, tied to posts and left to starve. No One knows why. A search party dispatched by the U.S. Army eventually discovered the remains of nearly 300 of Friar's evacuees. Many had frozen to death. Others were cruelly and mysteriously slaughtered. The bodies of the remaining citizens are still unaccounted for. Over the years, a quiet cover-up operation managed to weave the story of Friar into the stuff of legends and backwoods fairy tales. The town has slowly repopulated, but the vast wilderness is mostly untracked, with the northern-most stretches off limits to local hunters and loggers. In 2008, the coordinates for the "YELLOWBRICKROAD" trail head were declassified. The first official expedition into a dark and twisted wilderness w
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Production: Bloody Disgusting/The Collective
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
4.7
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
50%
R
Year:
2010
98 min
Website
257 Views


I'm not going back.

Not going back.

- I'm not going back.

Your little heart goes so fast again.

It is not small.

I think this is already the slope.

You're not where you are

supposed to be about.

Daryl, I know this should be fun...

but it is not.

Take the hat off.

How do you feel now?

I feel hondsmoe.

talk in Hebrew

until I say you can stop.

Well stop.

Repeat until the gesture

I say you can stop.

Teddy

It's pretty good.

- Get your arm off me.

I was just...

I missed the music.

That's all.

Where it remained.

When it comes back?

We've heard it before,

you miss it?

No.

What did you see on the tapes?

- No, it's different for everyone.

It's like separations, delays,

association, memory loss.

So many people forget the way back.

Daryl has the coordinates clearly

written down.

I'm not talking about the way home.

I'm on the way back to the beginning.

Who we were when we started.

- We are here, Walter.

We are passed.

I'm sure.

We have enough for the book.

It's not about the book,

but for you. You always try...

things to get you

not even understand. You do not see.

And this time it drives me really afraid.

Why?

- Do you see this?

Look carefully.

Go on, everybody.

Poisonous berries.

Atropa belladona.

Night Shade.

Make sure you can keep them apart.

Dangerous and poisonous berries.

I ate him up.

I pressed him fine.

It does not seem dangerous berry.

- Dangerous and poisonous berries.

You know what?

We have earned a celebration.

Okay, but look good,

I mean it.

The fastest lighter, so.

This will really happen.

Somebody get me some in the glass.

Put it on fire.

- Do not let it go out.

Burn it.

- Do not let it go out.

Jesus

- Ten times closer than I thought.

Why do not we have a smooth

in case someone is cheating?

These are questions for the magician,

ask him that.

There are things...

I do not want to see.

What are you talking about, it's good.

I eat things.

- They look like hallucinations.

We should know.

- There's no place like home.

There is no place like home...

- Guys.

Let me, I want to sleep.

I lied.

That's different, yes.

I never knew my grandfather.

He lived in Maine.

But I am grown up in Friar.

Go to sleep now.

You should have known.

All that gevraag why they

went on the road.

The people of Friar questions

is not it.

If you live there you understand.

It's not something you

a book about writing.

The first thing I asked Jill morning

was a childhood memory.

She told me that it

the end of the Yellow Brick Road was.

We achieve the

end of the day, right?

We take the hint?

- Give her one day.

A day.

Wait a minute.

We must take sides.

Argo and take the bowl

behind us?

No, we wait.

Come on.

Everyone, this 15 minutes

ensure that we can continue.

Your fingerprints are everywhere.

- "Your fingerprints are everywhere. "

You know, you look out lousy.

Is it damaged?

- No.

You have damaged the lamp.

- No.

Is it damaged?

- No.

Take the hat off.

- Is it damaged?

Put that damn hat, I mean it.

Take that hat off.

Give it to me. Take it off

and give it to me.

Shut up and do the hat.

Take off!

If you do not alter...

Daryl, no!

He heads for the trees.

- Let me see.

Stay there and be quiet.

Jill, walk away. We walked...

- What have you seen Walter?

It killed her. Tore her to pieces.

- Why?

They had a fight about that hat.

What?

Walter, what happened?

Listen to me all.

Eric is dead.

- Yes.

There is a terrible tragedy happened.

Walter, you and I set up an emergency camp

here, and Teddy and Cy...

take the knife and collect whatever you can.

Go find him.

- We just go home.

Daryl knows the way to go home.

- He has done it often enough.

He has no book.

If we can find the way home.

I can find our way.

I agree with Cy.

Let the music stop!

- Scaremongering.

Get him back.

Seven.

Let it go and find him.

- No...

No, we do not.

Melissa.

Melissa?

- What?

Forget it.

- What is it, Jo?

I wondered if I had a candy bar

should have.

Well, I get it all.

It's pretty good.

It's all right, Jill. Teddy and Sarah

Daryl get back and then we go home.

Do you believe me?

- I believe you.

I do not.

I water

and some help, right?

We need to merge

and Mark, right?

We can not leave.

- We go back.

What are you looking?

- Something bright to the body marking.

Liz is not alone.

- I do not care.

They go through Aaron.

Did you go see him this way?

- I think so.

But I do not know what I saw.

Oh God, let it stop.

It seems it's doing that on purpose.

- Sure, instant.

Did you know?

- I saw it too.

I saw it.

Turn that thing off.

Daryl?

Daryl, give me answers.

We know you're there.

- Hello?

Guys, I think

I've done something really awful.

We know.

We know, and it's good.

I hurt my leg.

We will help you,

come here it's good.

Daryl, I want you to good

I listen.

You're not in trouble.

I know.

It seems like no one will forgive you.

But you did wrong.

Anyone who loves you

will forgive you.

We thought it all that he says,

but then again not, Daryl.

I...

I thought it all day long,

we all.

I thought about killing him.

I thought so too, Daryl.

Can you

not just leave?

That you can not, do you?

Maybe we should get him.

- No, no, no. It is not necessary.

I'm coming.

- That's good.

That's right, Daryl, thanks.

I just tie a rope around your hands.

This is a security measure, right?

Yes. That's better.

That's it.

Okay, Daryl.

- Tie me up.

Now.

I love him for a while in the holes.

I feel my hands.

- I do not care.

Tie the rope to loosen.

I have questions about the coordinates.

- Do you like music, Teddy?

Music has never been my thing.

But that song...

That song starts to get me in his power.

Begins in his power to get you?

I hear the people and the music.

I hear those who have walked the path.

- The coordinates.

I can not our home.

- You can believe me, you.

Look at the pages, Teddy.

I mean, look.

Yesterday morning at

48.3 miles Pedo Meter...

and it turned out to be 29.2 miles

adding the coordinates when we...

and went to the South.

The next morning

We at 8.45 of the camp

8.2 miles from Pedo meter, while

There were 19 miles out.

We looked at three miles further back, and

we saw the camp on the scope not even.

The coordinates are correct, otherwise you would

have said anything, Aaron had said something.

No, if you follow the yellow brick road

The coordinates are difficult.

They count on, it becomes clear

as you go along.

That's exactly how we make choices

by moving forward.

Looking back is a different story.

Looking back, looking at

page to page.

The whole country is like...

liquid.

- Show me how it works.

Look on the last page.

So you come to the end of the path, Teddy.

Think it on.

What does he do?

- I do not know, maybe nothing.

I hear a pattern.

- You're kidding.

We can not make it disappear?

You talk too much.

- Go away.

Please, get out.

Useless.

That's the way home.

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