The Hunter's Anthology

Yes, everyone; it's low budget. But why is that a bad thing? Lower your Hollywood expectations and appreciation the passion behind the production of something like this. It's a five part anthology series inspired by The Twilight Zone with stories that are engrossing and spooky- each using a different sector of the paranormal, helping to keep the saga fresh. There's witchcraft, home invasion, mental hospitals and love potions; making The Hunter's Anthology accessible to a wide variety of viewers whether you're into mystery, horror or science fiction.

On top of badly written dialog, the acting isn't even worthy of community theater am-dram... Do yourself a big favor, and give it a miss.

Found this series streaming for free on Tubi and watched the whole thing in one go. At first I was a bit thrown by the budget but quickly go into it. It reminds me of older television horror anthology shows: Creepshow, Tales From The Darkside, Nightmare Cafe, Monsters, etc. Like those shows, it isn't exactly scary, but there is a great story with a satisfying twist in each episode. The framing device for the anthology is cool and could be used again and again for future seasons. But don't worry- this first season tells a complete story so you won't be stuck with a cliffhanger ending that may never get resolved.

From the stories to the acting to the direction, this one far exceeds so many other shows and movies with lower budgets. By the end I really grew to like the characters. If you like the sort of cheesy horror anthology shows of the 80s and 90s, give this one a try! I loved it!

I can't believe all the 9s and 10s this has scored, must have been reviewed by 10 year olds or relatives of the cast. The acting is truly awful, the dialogue is cringeworthy and the stories so predictable. The main character is such a walking cliché, Clint Eastwood meets Harry Dresden, with a bad wig and worse dialogue. There is very little original about any of this, from the characters to the stories. I really can't say how stunned I am at the positive reviews. Worth watching, if only for a lesson in how not to make a horror anthology.

I have to say right off the bat, this Is one of the better indie film anthologies that I have seen. The music was freaking awesome. No spoilers, but there is a post credits scene with an amazing score and I got chills! Rarely happens to me. I absolutely love how the anthology starts, then each episode takes us through the characters on the train. I found it very intriguing and kept my attention. I also think the cinematography did its job for this and painted a 'Constantine'-esq feel. The lead was believable and that is a tough thing to nail, the almost cowboy, smug character that also needs to be likable. Overall, had a great time with this and would recommend!