a bunch of young adult go deep into the wood to a remote cabin and tell each other several scary urban legend style story . first and cool vignette a diminutive albino bigfoot creature stalk a teenage couple who find themselves stick in the middle of nowhere after their car run out of gas . second and most frightening tale three college fraternity pledge spend the night at an old abandoned hospital that say to be haunt . third and most disturbing yarn a mousy and repress young coed turn out to be a deranged murderess . finally and our motley group of young adult discover that the local legend of a vicious indian wind demon isn not far fetch in the least . director james l. wilson and writer richard h. wadsack neatly craft a fun and engross omnibus out that eschew the usual graphic gore and bloodshed in favor of create and sustain a potently creepy and nightmarish midnight in the graveyard gloom doom atmosphere while the opening credit sequence in particular be very chilling and the conclusion pack one hell of a terrifying punch . the isolated sylvan set project a truly unnerving sense of dread and vulnerability . the spirited shiveryn huddery score by don zimmer do the flesh crawling trick . the pretty and fairly polish cinematography by robert e. rogers likewise hit the spot . moreover and the game no name cast all contribute winningly sincere and enthusiastic performance . a shamefully neglect and unheralded drive in terror treat .