ShadowMarsh

Watched this after watching Hacked from Three Keys Media. It was cool to see what they could accomplish when not confined by a pandemic shoot. Story follow Piper and her uncle Jacob as they move back to their old town of Shadowmarsh. It is the kind of small town where everyone knows everyone, but there seems to be some kind of evil that's preying on the people of Shadowmarsh. This is a totally fun watch with an engaging story and at least one legitimate jump scare. Actually really liked the score that accompanies this film throughout and does an excellent job of setting the mood. Definitely worth checking out for the low-budget indy horror fans. Impressive stuff again.

The reviews have to be done by friends and family because it is horrible. I don't care if they are good people but the movie stunk. I watched 30 mins and realized the reviews were not true reviews.

None of this storyline was consistent at any point in the entire film! All the details were contradicted within minutes of being introduced! There were no deaths in the town and then there were many unsolved ones stretching back decades.

Never is it explained who the "evil" people are, why they are evil, and what is their intention??? It is all a mishmash of possible motive and meaning, but it NEVER gets tied together!

The dialogue of the film is exchanged by adult characters and yet so much of it comes out sounding like this is a stoner film and this only places people at the place they are killed, it does not flesh out any of these characters!

The man playing the uncle has a great mellow voice, but not even an ounce of acting ability!!!

Wonderful film made by some wonderful people! Full of great locations and acting including several fun cameos. Definitely worth a watch for any fans of low-budget monster movies.

All things considered, this was a decent little movie. Would recommend to fans of independent movies (horror/creature and atmospheric mysteries). Wanted a little more of the monster, but maybe in the next one!