The Vacation House

TV Movie
2013
1h 28m

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Six reckless and troubled teenagers are forced to spend their weekends together in a Vacation House. Because of their internal problems and difficulties dealing with their feelings, since al... Read allSix reckless and troubled teenagers are forced to spend their weekends together in a Vacation House. Because of their internal problems and difficulties dealing with their feelings, since all of them have lost people in their families, they are constantly in conflict with each ot... Read allSix reckless and troubled teenagers are forced to spend their weekends together in a Vacation House. Because of their internal problems and difficulties dealing with their feelings, since all of them have lost people in their families, they are constantly in conflict with each other. With the goal of improving their relationships, they are sent to a vacation house for... Read all

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7.2/10

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This feature film was shot in only one week, in order to reduce production costs. The cast and crew would start working at 8 am in one day and only finish at 3 am in the next one and so on for one entire week.

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References A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

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9/10

Great

Interesting story, more comical than scary, in my opinion.

The actors were amazing, the style was great, the sound effects were terrifying and the special effects were outstanding for such a low-budget production.

It starts pretty well setting the mood, but then it just kind of looses its core three quarters into the film. It becomes more emotional than scary towards the end, switching tone. But anyways, it's a very interesting take on horror films, made by kids and entertaining.

The twist in the end, requires great attention to detail and might be a bit confusing for most of the audience, but it's totally unexpected.