You don't happen to live in Oklahoma and/or know that the only "Old Growth Forest" in the state is actually by Tulsa and not OKC... Keystone Ancient Forest featuring 500 year old cedars and 300 year old post oak trees... Mostly the other forests in the state are no older than the 1800's at the oldest with most being younger....
That said, this wasn't a bad movie, a fun addition for "good campy horror night". As opposed to "bad campy horror night" as this one is actually worth watching and being decently entertained. I actually like that they don't bother with any over thought out explanations as to where the "Splinters" come from, or how they came to be. That usually bugs me with most movies, mainly because i am one of the overly curious types that would probably be one of the first to die because I just had to investigate.
That said, this wasn't a bad movie, a fun addition for "good campy horror night". As opposed to "bad campy horror night" as this one is actually worth watching and being decently entertained. I actually like that they don't bother with any over thought out explanations as to where the "Splinters" come from, or how they came to be. That usually bugs me with most movies, mainly because i am one of the overly curious types that would probably be one of the first to die because I just had to investigate.