AVClub: As far as set-ups go, “Into The Wild”’s main storyline is a smart one: while on an FBI survival training course with Agent Foster, Agent Reynolds, and a guide, Abbie runs afoul of a four hundred year-old monster. The creature can’t be killed by the usual method of “stabbing it until it stops moving,” and it quickly and seriously injuries their guide, leaving the group isolated in the wilderness with a nasty creature biting at their heels. Separating from Crane and the resources he has at his disposal should, in theory, up the tension. There’s no way for Abbie to research the creature, which offers a great chance for her to remind us just how capable she can be when left to her own devices.
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