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After a young American backpacker goes missing in Europe, a
group of journalists link his disappearance to a remote village in Poland . They travel
there hoping to get the story, but as they unravel the secrets behind this
mysterious village, they are suddenly pursued by hostile locals. Unable to
escape, they soon become the next victims of ritualistic human sacrifice.
Forced into the gruesome reality of true survival horror, the journalists soon
discover that this village hides a much darker secret than they could ever
imagine.
- http://www.imdb.com/search/title?plot_author=Skid%20Gasket&view=simple&sort=alpha
Aaron Ashmore (Smallville, Lost Girl, Warehouse 13) as
Marcus
Cindy Sampson (Live Once, Die Twice, The Factory, Swamp
Devil) as Carmen
Meghan Heffern (Chloe, American Pie Presents: Beta House,
The Fog) as Sara
Laura DeCarteret (Chloe, The Rocker, Diary of the Dead) as
Laura Taylor
Ben Lewis (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, The Russell Girl, Toronto Stories) as Eric
Taylor
Trevor Matthews (Teen Massaccre, Still Life, Moment of Truth)
as Henryk
Connor Stanhope (Recoil, Smallvile, Conrad the Wise) as Dariusz
Monica Bugajski (Happy Campers, Bruno, The First of May) as
Emilia
Here’s another new addition to the Netflix available movies.
Never heard about it before but since I’m doing a review everyday, I thought
hey why not. The beginning scene looks like it’s a flashback or a dream of the
Middle Ages. Hopefully it was a dream because they didn't look from that time
at all. I also have to add forgetting how loud your surround sound is when
creepy things happen isn't a good thing when horror isn't your favourite genre
of movie. I'm starting to think that the main cast went to the village in the
beginning and that it's just a run down old school place of living. The priests
at the village church have the most badass satanic robes I have ever seen, well,
second to the band Ghost's lead member, Papa Emeritus. I'd say the fun of the
movie doesn't start until twenty-five minutes in, the fog at this point really
gives a good feel and makes anything that isn't white more noticeable which
gives off a cool effect. The evil goblin Orc statue was awesome looking. I
definitely wouldn't want be near it especially since it keeps looking at you
wherever you move. I take it back thirty-six minutes in feels more like where
the fun starts, not much happened in the fog. Even then, this movie just seems
like a cult of satanic hillbillies. They dress satanic but their crosses are
right side up so I'm not sure what they are. I wish there was subtitles for
what they were saying but I guess the mystery of it made it that more
interesting to see what happens next. The creepy faces that occur once in a
while are really creepy looking. I'm not going to give anything away but the
mask scene is brutal. After understanding why they wanted to kill the woman and
not Marcus, as much, this movie made more sense. The ending of the movie is
pretty brutal and I like that let the guy go, seeming how he didn't want to be
there in the first place. If you like horror movies then this should be a movie
to watch, also its Canadian made. It takes a while for the movie to pick up but even I thought it was
alright.
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