100 Acres of Hell

A suspenseful thrill ride with death at every turn. a real sense of a dreadful camping trip with that classic horror movie feel...Intense up until the surprise twist at the end you'd never see coming!!

A fun and suspenseful indie horror movie! A couple of great twists! A homage to the 80's slashers and more! A must see!

Joe Ridgely- Producer at Romero Pictures' Indie Brigade

This movie was fun to watch. The characters where developed nicely and I felt their interactions and reactions, with each other, were well done. Despite an obvious limited budget, I feel they got a lot of bang for their buck. The makeup, fx and costumes were on point though, in my unprofessional opinion, I would have been nice to see a little bit more fx. Regardless, what they did show was good. Since no movie is perfect, I would have like to have seen the continuity in the fight scenes a little clearer, thus my rating. So, in conclusion, for a independent horror film, great job!

I don't like horror movies but this was REALLY good. I love that it was made locally and shown in Coaldale, PA. The movie kept me glued to the screen the whole time. I was rooting for the main character and then BAM, I was hit with a surprise ending. Left me intrigued. Go see it! You won't be disappointed.

Trying to work through a comeback, a pill-popping former wrestler decides to join a group of friends on a weekend camping trip to relax and unwind, but when they arrive at the camping spot they find the area is home to a sadistic killer living in the area try to get out of the woods alive.

For the most part, this was a fun and highly enjoyable effort. One of it's better features is the fact that there's a fast and fun pace on display from the very beginning that keeps this moving along quite well. The opening introduction of the attack on the family who gets brutally slaughtered by the thugs serves as a fine introduction to get this one going, as it's not long afterward that they get going into the series of antics at the trip up to the campsite. Not only giving this a clear indication of the group dynamics but also sets up the later half by getting the group of adoring teens they come across that gives the group a reason for having the party, working out a classic slasher storyline in fine form. This setup in the first half is then ably paid off with a stellar series of attack scenes in the second half. From the initial ambush attacks picking off the kids at the party that manages to include some stellar kill scenes using the weapons the killer can find around him, the realization of their having trespassed onto dangerous territory grows when they begin looking for their missing friend and get hunted down one-by-one throughout the woods that adds some tension into the mix. The finale, involving the bikers getting involved only to be summarily massacred and forcing a tense, brutal and exciting beatdown confrontation that ends this on a fine note, offers this one some enjoyable elements. There are some flaws to be had here. The biggest issue is the entirely too predictable and way too formulaic of just about any killer-in-the-woods genre effort where its easy to tell what's going on for the most part. That's mostly the rather unbelievable manner in which they stumble upon the fateful section of the woods, which is somewhat made out to be a majorly-desired destination without much reason why. Everything they're told is a warning away from the location yet the way they sneak onto that particular spot of land is quite unusual as for why they would want to go there specifically out of the dozens of other locations in the area. Otherwise, this one doesn't have much else wrong.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language and Brief Nudity.