Writers: Jillian Jacobs / Mystery / Jeff Wadlow / year: 2020 / USA / 1 hours, 49 Minutes

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Intermediate Singletrack ↑ 1, 300 ft ↓ 1, 000 ft Network Trail Description All singletrack. 19 miles of trails with 6 loops. This trail is all about leaning into curves as you are mostly cornering around wavy trails thru the desert. This trail is espically beautiful in late winter and early spring after good winter rains when wildflowers abound. Created by mountain bikers for mountain bikers. Surrounding area is being developed for housing but local biking community have saved this fun gem thru activism. Trail Features Lift Service Drinking Water Night Riding Pump Track Restrooms Winter Fat Biking Directions to Trailhead Trail Q&A Rider Questions 0 Q: where is the entrance to the fantasy island mountain bike trails -jem76 A: Harrison Rd and Irvington Rd, to the south. Also Valencia near Frost to the east of intersection. abegold answered on November 22, 2018. Did you find this helpful? Yes | No Answer -1 Q: Can you hike fantasy island -Guest A: No, It is strictly a biking trail. There is a path to the north of the Bunny Trail that is a 40 mile loop that goes all around Tucson that you can walk/hike, there will be some area where it turns to dirt. Please notify me if you have another questions at as I ride the bunny and bunny's revenge trail every Saturday. fuji_rider answered on September 1, 2017. Did you find this helpful? Yes | No System Trails (1) Snakedance Loop Local Info & Nearby Trails Trail Check-ins Recent Trail Check-ins (113 total check-ins) Photo & Video Gallery (56) Trail Photos & Videos (56) Reviews (43) August 29, 2019 Review: Pretty standard Tucson riding, little to no elevation and the loops are marked to a degree but it would be hard to get lost. There is more technically challenging parts toward the north end of the park. There is a bunch of parking and the trailhead is easy to find. Should be on your list if you are visiting Tucson. Similar Trail: Mckenzie Ranch North Loop October 9, 2018 Review: I'll call this 3 stars, but I try to be stingy with the ratings and you should include this loop on your Tucson visit. A flow trail with minimal climbing and minimal tech, so its as fast as you want to be. Not much for scenery, but its a solid loop. December 21, 2017 Review: I had high hopes for this trail, although its very much a beginner trail from where I'm from (Colorado/Utah). Fun if you are a beginner or want to take a friend who is moving up the mtb'ing curve. I used it for a recovery ride after 4 hard days on the road bike. It's a well maintained trail with decent signage, although I'd use an app to make sure you know where you are if you are directionally challenged. As always, thanks to the folks who put the effort in to building this trail! April 16, 2017 Review: Great place to practice turns and take in some awesome desert riding scenery. After riding this place for a few days my turn speed improved a ton. Take the Bunny Trail Loop to get a feel for the trail layout then branch out into the side trails for more fun. Any skill level for the bunny loop - some of the off shoot loops have a bit more technical features and are lengthy. Bring a spare tube and watch out for the cactus! January 6, 2017 Review: Nice flowy singletrack. Nothing real technical (somewhere between green and blue rating). A lot of fun, especially with some speed. Easy to get turned around on if it is cloudy, but hard to really get lost. Mostly dirt, a very few, short rock sections, and a lot of dipping into/out of arroyos. A few jumps (easily bypassed here and there). October 29, 2016 Review: First time being out at Fantasy Island. I loved it! As a beginner I felt comfortable enough to ride most of the loops. Although I did wipe out on half pipe pretty hard it was a great ride. Kudos to the local community for such a gem April 28, 2016 Review: What a fun place to ride. Definitely built by mountain bikers for mountain bikers. Unlike most other MTB trails here in Tucson, I've never encountered a hiker (unless carrying a disabled bike) horseback rider or trail is all about mountain biking. Man made features accentuate the natural undulating terrain: there are a few steep descents, mega loose rock and some sandy spots, and table top jumps, a half-pipe cut into a natural wash, and really tight turns. Cholla cactus abound in this park, and you will invariably wear some if you aren't careful. I usually add a set of hemostats to my gear before heading out that way. There are some beginner loops and the rest are mostly intermediate, but can certainly become advanced sections should you decide to ride at full speed. Finally, the entire trail system has been laid out to be "one-way" which is fairly unique in my experience, but allows a person to ride as fast as they think they can! will, however, encounter those that can't seem to figure the whole "one way" thing out and you might encounter them unexpectedly (happened to me a couple of times now) but, can't fix stupid, I reckon. February 22, 2016 Review: Great all around set of trails for both the beginner and more advanced. February 19, 2016 Review: WOW... I am only in Tucson for a few days and this kind of riding in February is amazing... Wonderful trail system and friendly locals... I rode about 5 miles in 45 minutes as the sun was setting. Absolutely the friendly locals made sure I knew how to get back to my car the quickest as the ligth was quickly in all a great riding aarea... I will visit here again. December 30, 2015 Review: Terrific trail system inside city limits. Perfect for beginners when riding the 3 loops in the south section and great training for intermediate riders when riding the 6 loops in the north section at elevated speeds.

Critics Consensus Fantasy Island tries to show audiences the dark side of wish fulfillment, but mainly serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of exhuming long-dead franchises. 8% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 99 48% Audience Score Verified Ratings: 3, 564 Fantasy Island Ratings & Reviews Explanation Fantasy Island Videos Photos Movie Info In Blumhouse's new spin on Fantasy Island, the enigmatic Mr. Roarke makes the secret dreams of his lucky guests come true at a luxurious but remote tropical resort. But when the fantasies turn into nightmares, the guests have to solve the island's mystery in order to escape with their lives. Rating: PG-13 (for violence, terror, drug content, suggestive material and brief strong language) Genre: Comedy, Science Fiction & Fantasy Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Feb 14, 2020 wide On Disc/Streaming: Apr 14, 2020 Runtime: 110 minutes Studio: Columbia Pictures Cast News & Interviews for Fantasy Island Critic Reviews for Fantasy Island Audience Reviews for Fantasy Island Fantasy Island Quotes Movie & TV guides.

Somewhere, someone has been desperately hoping that Hollywood would get around to making a movie adaptation of the late-’70s TV show “ Fantasy Island. ” Meanwhile, it would seem that the rest of us — that is, the filmgoing public — are just extras in an elaborate cautionary tale designed to teach that person a lesson. The point being: Be careful what you wish for; such corny old TV series are better suited for reruns than for reboots. As suave yet sinister host Mr. Roarke warns the half-dozen expendable douchebags — er, guests — who’ve traveled to this enchanted retreat to live out their wildest dreams, “Fantasies rarely play out as you would expect. ” This one at least packs the novelty of having been reconfigured into a Blumhouse horror movie (producer Jason Blum previously delivered such low-budget, high-concept hits as “Paranormal Activity, ” “The Purge” and “Get Out”). That means a chance to explore the shadowy corners of a property originally designed to accommodate a parade of flashy guest stars, à la “The Love Boat” before it — although that show doesn’t accommodate a zombie outbreak nearly so easily. In remaking Gene Levitt’s primetime series, “Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island” leans into the natural darkness of its namesake while mistakenly assuming that millennials know or care the slightest thing about it. Will they appreciate Michael Peña’s thickly accented homage to Mexican actor Ricardo Montalban, who played the original Mr. Roarke? Will they miss the character of Tattoo, played by the inimitable Hervé Villechaize? (Frankly, “imitable” would be a more appropriate word to describe Roarke’s diminutive henchman, whose trademark “Ze plane! Ze plane! ” became a popular catchphrase. ) On one hand, Blumhouse’s “Fantasy Island” seems unlikely to satisfy anyone who remembers the vintage ABC show or its short-lived 1998 revival, swapping out the weekly pleasure of watching Roarke torment the revolving cast of has-beens (TV stars like Peter Graves and Maureen McCormick found intermittent work after their hit series were canceled) for a more convoluted plot in which the island engineers a series of deadly scenarios for a bunch of shallow nobodies (over-actors like Lucy Hale, Maggie Q and Portia Doubleday). Director and co-writer Jeff Wadlow (who earned a shot at this more extravagant project after delivering Blumhouse’s “Truth or Dare” for a mere $3. 5 million) must have impressed someone with his take on the material, with its “Cabin in the Woods”-like ambitions. The finished film plays at times like an out-of-control pitch meeting, lurching from one ostensibly clever idea to the next without taking the trouble to connect the dots, or even to remain consistent with the two simple rules it sets out for itself. First, only one fantasy per person (no do-overs, unless the do-over itself happens to be your fantasy). Second, each guest must see his or her fantasy through to its natural conclusion — and they inevitably “turn twisted” after a time. That last bit of analysis comes from a wild-eyed, machete-wielding loon played by Michael Rooker, who might be trustworthy — or he might be another manifestation of the supernatural force that governs Fantasy Island. His character watches ominously from the bush as “ze plane” arrives bearing five Instagram-ready hot bodies, who look like they made a wrong turn en route to Fyre Festival. As Melanie, Hale harrumphs that there’s no signal, while high-fiving step-“bros” JD (Ryan Hansen) and Brax (Jimmy O. Yang) reek of Axe body wash. After flirting with Gwen (Maggie Q) on the dismount, ex-cop Patrick (Austin Stowell) heads to his room and instantly removes his shirt. Cue gratuitous camera pan down to his pecs. Gwen also changes into her skivvies, getting something of a shock when she spots a creepy figure in her bathroom mirror. Whose fantasy is this, again? Oh right, yours. And if such titillation does it for you, then the ensuing assortment of cheap thrills just might suffice. For a horror remake of “Fantasy Island, ” however, the PG-13 rating doesn’t allow for much in the way of actual scares. It may be more practical to think of the movie as a hybrid of various genres, as each character’s fantasy takes the shape of a different kind of film. JD dreams of “having it all, ” so Roarke leads him and Brax to a crazy backyard bash cribbed from pothead house-party movies like “Old School” and “This Is the End” (minus anything that would have pushed the film into R-rated territory). Gwen regrets turning down a boyfriend’s marriage proposal five years earlier, so Roarke conjures a soft-focus romantic scene straight out of the Nicholas Sparks playbook. Patrick always wanted to be a soldier, so he gets to play “Platoon” alongside the hero dad he never knew. The only one who seems to be sticking to the horror genre is Melanie, who longs to get back at the girl who bullied her in high school, Sloane (Doubleday). Roarke instructs her to take the elevator to the basement of the island mansion (whose exterior does a fine job of matching the one seen on the show), where a torture-porn scenario awaits: Sloane sits strapped into a dental chair, while a diabolical surgeon (Ian Roberts) with an autopsy saw is prepared to make her pay. Again, things can only go so far within the confines of a PG-13 rating — which comes as a relief in this particular situation. It takes the characters nearly an hour to understand the idea that they’re getting to experience their fantasies. Maybe that’s because, instead of paying $50, 000 for the privilege the way they did on TV, they are all winners of a contest whose details are never divulged. Given that change, few will be surprised to learn that they’ve been assembled for the amusement (or revenge) of someone else, although the movie doesn’t explain why that person is allowed to violate the first rule of Fantasy Island. No matter. Wadlow has designed the experience like a ride, whisking audiences along quickly enough that they’re not meant to dwell on plot holes. Granted, it’s hard to predict where the plot is headed when the core premises are constantly in flux and one’s ears are ringing with Bear McCreary’s overemphatic score, although by the end, as certain characters are brought back to life and others are turned into “black-eyed zombies, ” audiences will most likely be wishing they’d bought a ticket to another movie.

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Information Studio Blumhouse Productions Released 2020 Copyright © 2020 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. and Blumhouse Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Languages Primary English (Audio Description, Stereo, Dolby 5. 1) Additional Arabic (Subtitles), Cantonese (Subtitles), English (United Kingdom) (Subtitles), English (United States) (Subtitles), French (Stereo), Greek (Subtitles), Russian (Subtitles), Spanish (Subtitles, Stereo), Traditional Chinese (Subtitles), Ukrainian (Subtitles) Accessibility CC Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information. AD Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.

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