Ardent fans of French horror will want to vouch for the best material there is, but even minor movies like High Lane aren’t without their merits, small as they may seem.

...[The] wire-bridge scene alone justifies the movie's existence.

The story...wanders into routine horror territory when the monster, named Anton, begins his reign of terror using bear trap and cross bow to capture and kill his victims.

...completely falls apart, even in its end credits which state over 3,200 people have gone missing in this area, presumably all tracked down by cannibals or checked into the wrong hostel.