TRANSYLVANIAN CURSE is another zero budget indie horror flick with a hackneyed and largely uninteresting premise. A bunch of theatre actors hole up in a remote location to rehearse their latest horror play, only to discover that reality and fiction are becoming somewhat mixed. This film's sole saving grace is Robert Englund, finally cast in a leading role instead of appearing in a minor cameo. Englund plays a witness to murder whom nobody believe and is a real hoot; it's a pity the rest of this slow and pedestrian picture can't match him.
Review of Kantemir
