This Indie horror is top notch here, there are some great aerial shots of the cornfields and surrounding land, and the interiors of the barns are displayed nicely. The surrounding woods were shown with some blue and foggy aesthetics, which set the tone for some of the stalk n chase scenes. The score is good, reminded me so much of the 80's slashers.
Pitchfork the character is one scary looking dude, I can tell the actor put a lot into it, and when seeing the Making of the Monster video about how they did the film, it made me appreciate it even more. The scene where he is at a old shed with all these dead bodies was one of my favorite scenes. Just so creepy.
The movie does flow at a brisk pace, which is good for a slasher movie, we are given kills within the first 5 minutes and throughout the movie very quickly.
I'm excited to own this one, hopefully we get a nice DVD/Blu release within the next couple of months. Give it a watch slasher freaks!
Pitchfork the character is one scary looking dude, I can tell the actor put a lot into it, and when seeing the Making of the Monster video about how they did the film, it made me appreciate it even more. The scene where he is at a old shed with all these dead bodies was one of my favorite scenes. Just so creepy.
The movie does flow at a brisk pace, which is good for a slasher movie, we are given kills within the first 5 minutes and throughout the movie very quickly.
I'm excited to own this one, hopefully we get a nice DVD/Blu release within the next couple of months. Give it a watch slasher freaks!