Found footage alert but this time it's more Blair Witch than Paranormal Activity.
I was lucky enough to see A Night In The Woods approximately two years ago and I wondered to myself why on earth Vertigo Films would ask viewers at that screening to say nothing at all about the film. I really enjoyed it, I think I was touching cloth throughout the majority of the film... but there was a portion of the audience who hated it with a fiery passion!
That's films for you though, they divide and conquer creating a spattering of different opinions which is why we here at boxofficeBUZ normally have one or two reviews from the UK side and the North American side of things. Horses for courses and all that.
A Night in the Woods FINALLY gets released this coming September in the UK! YAY!!!
From the makers of Monsters, starring Scoot McNairy (Argo, Killing Them Softly, Monsters) and directed by BAFTA nominated Richard Parry (South West 9)
30th August, London – Vertigo Films are proud to make available the theatrical trailer for their latest horror, A NIGHT IN THE WOODS, in cinemas September 7th.
The cast includes Scoot McNairy (Monsters, Argo), Anna Skellern (W.E.) and rising star Andrew Hawley. Directed by the BAFTA nominated War photographer, documentary maker Richard Parry (South West 9).
On what is intended to be a fun camping trip to investigate and to chill in the atmosphere of the legendary haunted past of Dartmoor’s Wistman’s Woods, Brody, his girlfriend Kerry and her cousin Leo very soon find themselves mysteriously ill at ease both with their surroundings and their companions. Bad moods and minor disagreements rapidly lead to feelings of severe paranoia, sexual tension, fear and, eventually, violence between the three friends, a situation that worsens as the evening draws in. At first, they suspect the conflicts are simply the result of being thrown together in the ancient, eerie surroundings, but as night closes upon them each begins to wonder if darker forces are at work.