The movie started with a decent idea, but the addition of overt supernatural aspects—like an otherworldly driver who seemingly can’t die and intense, dream-like visions—really diminished my enjoyment. Jaimie Alexander, appearing to be in just her second film role, wasn't terrible; she was acceptable enough to look at, though it didn’t ultimately coalesce into something successful. **2.25/5**

I don’t often seek out B movies, and this one was released directly to video—I didn't recognize anyone involved. Initially, I wasn't sure if I was watching a movie or just someone experimenting with a camera. It wasn’t really an issue though; I adjusted quickly, particularly once the suspenseful elements began. What follows is essentially a thriller taking place in an isolated location, where a young woman finds hers…

I'm awarding _Rest Stop_ just half a star, because frankly, it’s awful, but I will say that I did enjoy making fun of the film with some friends. It was completely absurd. Final rating: ½ - It’s so bad, it crosses the line.