How To Beat THE DESERT CANNIBALS in THE SEEDING

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Sometimes i just imagine hearing "And that was her biggest mistake" whenever i know I fucked up. It's fun and depressing when your inner monologue shames you 😅

He had no reason to believe the rope ladder would be gone. He shouldn’t have followed the “lost” kid away from his car.

Stone should have known something was up when a seemingly alone woman invited HIM a strange man with unknown intentions to eat after he barged into her home😞

Am I the only person who thought stone would be a quick in-the-first-10minutes kill?

3:12 the kid said he was lost, but then said that his parents were in the opposite direction if he was lost and separated from his parents, she wouldn’t know which direction to look

I would have noped right out of there the moment the kid decided to walk away from me to go deeper into the wilderness

red flag to get away fast is the kid wearing rain boots in the desert those things heat your feet fast since they are solid rubber.

I'm black once my gut says something is wrong and I'm getting the hell outa there

He definitely could have not slept with her. They kept him around for a while to get that baby. Or when he realized she was set on the baby, feigned interest in her until she gave birth. Take the baby and use it as a bargaining chip to escape. Alina would have caved. The boys too if Stone went further and got rid of Alina.

How to beat them? Just become better cannibals than them.

I would have been saved by the pure dumb luck of my "rope rule" If I have a hole deeper than my rope is long, I'm not going down

aah, yes. the classical horror movie cliché of an idiot taking a hike all alone by himself in the middle of nowhere.

As far as I am aware, you cannot get in any sort of trouble if you refuse to help someone, but could potentially if you start helping and then leave them without cause. If he said no and went to his car and left, even if he didn't call the cops I'm pretty sure he would be legally in the clear because you cannot penalize people for prioritizing their own safety over someone else's. It's like a bystander law or something. I don't know the specifics but I am fairly certain that you can choose to ignore people needing help because you can't be given legal consequences for putting your own safety first.

He decided to take a step. (That was his biggest mistake)

Another thing he’s doing that I hate is that he keeps getting more and more injured and won’t let himself heal.

the biggest mystery here is why is he in a dress shirt when he's on a hike?! Honestly, he was lost from the beginning

Movies like this piss me off so much. So glad I watched this instead of the movie. Couldn't imagine wasting 2 hours of my life for a bullshit ending like that.

He decided to exist… (that was his biggest mistake)

"I wouldn't even be in the woods in the first place!" You speak from the depths of my soul.