It was interesting. The acting seemed a little overdone but I think that's just the way movies like this are. It had a creep factor to it and there was definitely some gross parts. If I never see a person break another person's legs and then cut them... (read more) It was interesting. The acting seemed a little overdone but I think that's just the way movies like this are. It had a creep factor to it and there was definitely some gross parts. If I never see a person break another person's legs and then cut them off again, it will be too soon. That was distrubing but other than that it was pertty good. Although I have to wonder where all the movies about killer plants are coming from.

"We're being quarantined here. We're being kept here to die."

I was really wanting to see the movie, got my hopes up for something good. The gore scenes weren't bad if you like scenes like that. But the overall plot of the movie really sucked. It's all filmed in on location, on top of a Mayan ruin. And then you... (read more) I was really wanting to see the movie, got my hopes up for something good. The gore scenes weren't bad if you like scenes like that. But the overall plot of the movie really sucked. It's all filmed in on location, on top of a Mayan ruin. And then you think you have the plant figured out and at the end of the movie they do something completely different. It was just dissapointing. I wouldn't recommend it to buy. Maybe just as a rent. I have seen worse though.

LOL What a HORRIBLE movie.
Completely boring and shitty, predictable ending.
If i could give it less than a half a star, I would.

I love this! emotional is some parts really got to me

Talking plants really ate them?

When you've got cute young tourists, an exotic locale (well, sort of: Mexico), ancient Mayan hoodoo and surly peasants with machetes, you expect a bit more than The Ruins gives you, which is: killer plants.

The film's depiction of deteriorating-under-pressure group dynamics comes to an abrupt end just as it gets going