Hallowed Ground

This is the kinda stuff a local group of redneck actors make to try to sneak in from the d-division to the c-division in the art of moviemaking.

its something indian spiritual folkloristic stuff, with some racial thugs in the neighbourhood, that tries to kill any intruder, and its all caused by an ancient bloodfeud between the natives and the white natives.

the acting,the score, the story and plot are just lame and the grumpy old man does not bother to recommend this flick.stay away.

Not being a fan of horror films, I wasn't sure how I'd enjoy "Hallowed Ground." I found that I enjoyed the independent nature of the movie. The story, acting, music, and everything in between create something that has enough passion for admiration. Another worthy note being the couple at the center who provide heroines that are easy to care about throughout the film. Come for the story and creepy atmosphere. Stay for the passion that is filmmaking.

Not sure how this is even in the horror genre. The acting and writing was horrific and the whole lesbian couple aspect did nothing to help this film.

Possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. Literally not one single positive thing to say. Terrible acting, plot, and cringey dialogue. Avoid at all costs. My gf and I only finished it because we couldn't believe how bad it was, and couldn't look away, like a terrible, dragged out boring car crash. And the lesbian connotations were beyond forced.

You want to know what the worst part about Hallowed Ground is? It's 120 minutes long, filled with boredom, talks, boredom and more talks. This is what the movie is pretty much all about. You want to try it out? Be my guest, but please come back after and leave a review. Come on, let's work together and warn people about what this stands for.

It has no horror, close no deaths, 0 suspense, no build-up, just a story that somehow got green lighted and they went with it. Very, very weak execution, sort of OK acting for this kind of indie, terrible dialogue and an ending that did not come soon enough. Seemed like around 3 hours if you ask me, with nothing more than boredom and another chapter of pointless dialogue from the main villain after another chapter and so on.

Hallowed Ground is one of the weakest examples of "in the woods" horror that showed no promise and delivered nothing at all.

Cheers!