Freshwater

A gritty, low-budget riff on the weekend-at-the-lake horror trope that stumbles but hints at something stranger beneath the surface.

• Zoe Bell’s presence is a curiosity—her stunt pedigree contrasts sharply with the film’s uneven execution.
• Leaning into isolated, claustrophobic lakehouse vibes, it taps into classic slasher and survival anxieties without much polish.
• The third act throws some unusual curveballs that might intrigue viewers who appreciate narrative ambition over flawless delivery.
• For fans of micro-budget horror who delight in rough edges and the “so bad it’s interesting” zone, _Freshwater_ offers a campy detour.