Door in the Woods

2019
1h 29min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

4,1/10

864

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David Rees Snell, CJ Jones, Mitchell Crisp, Ryan Hawkins, Jennifer Pierce Mathus, Billy Chase Goforth, Blake Elder, Kerri Elder, Robert Crisp, and John-Michael Fisher in Door in the Woods (2019)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThings take a turn for the worse when a small town family finds an abandoned door in the woods. Is this just an abandoned door, or a gateway to something so dark no one sees coming?Things take a turn for the worse when a small town family finds an abandoned door in the woods. Is this just an abandoned door, or a gateway to something so dark no one sees coming?Things take a turn for the worse when a small town family finds an abandoned door in the woods. Is this just an abandoned door, or a gateway to something so dark no one sees coming?

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

4,1/10

864

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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5PiAnt

Easily as good as other similar movies with much higher budgets.

If you pay much attention to other reviews you'll probably choose not to watch this, but it's really not that bad.

The actor playing the psychic is actually deaf IRL, which explains the signing between the players, and turns in a pretty good performance (certainly not a reason to laugh as another apparently ignorant reviewer wrote), and the other actors performed better than many big names would when simply delivering lines for the money.

There's a good twist at the end and all in all it's not the worst 90 minutes you've ever spent.

dvb-5

Good fun with some new twists

Got to see this at the Fayetteville Film Festival, 2017. Was great fun to see in a packed audience. Seemed unabashed about its influences, with reverent homage to Kubrick and Bergman most visibly. Never plodding, and had an occasionally quite wry humor to it, and some definitely fresh twists on the haunted-house genre. Enjoy!

rsvp321

Right on the line of being a comedy!

A deaf tarot card reader that communicates with everyone, including the "other side" using sign language, while dressed in a '70's New York City pimp/drug pusher costume.

I'm pretty sure the three main characters each chipped in fifty bucks and decided to make a movie while intoxicated.

Mystery Science Theatre could have a lot of fun mocking this one.

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