Betting the Devil Your Head: Tales from Poe

2010
1h 31min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn Anthology film comprised of three classic Edgar Allan Poe short stories, Betting the Devil Your Head is full of suspense, laughter and chills. Its three stories, The Tell-Tale Heart, King... Leer todoAn Anthology film comprised of three classic Edgar Allan Poe short stories, Betting the Devil Your Head is full of suspense, laughter and chills. Its three stories, The Tell-Tale Heart, King Pest and William Wilson, weave a horrific fabric of insanity and gruesome discoveries tha... Leer todoAn Anthology film comprised of three classic Edgar Allan Poe short stories, Betting the Devil Your Head is full of suspense, laughter and chills. Its three stories, The Tell-Tale Heart, King Pest and William Wilson, weave a horrific fabric of insanity and gruesome discoveries that prove the timeless power of Poe`s storytelling.

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- Kristian Lariviere
Guionistas
- Kristian Lariviere
- Garrett Quirk
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Dirección
- Kristian Lariviere
Guionistas
- Kristian Lariviere
- Garrett Quirk
Elenco

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8Nameless_guy

A fun collection of short stories

I had the pleasure of viewing this collection of short films based on Poe stories last year, at a special limited engagement screening, and was quite impressed. An excellent blend of spot-on acting, adaptation and talented direction made this a very enjoyable experience, considering it was most likely shot on less than a shoe-string budget.

Of the tales shown, my personal favourite was that of William Wilson. A chilling tale of murder and identity, this one has stuck in my mind this whole time. Great camera work, terrific acting and had a tight, solid pacing structure coupled with great on-location filming made this one most memorable for me.

Hopefully this will have a chance to reach a wider audience, so that people can see that semi-professional, budgeted films can in fact be good.