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Blue Eyes is an enigma of a movie. After watching the first feature by Ross Boyask and Phil Hobden I tracked down a copy of this short film made 8 years ago.
A dramatic and scary thriller, a cross between Seven and Wild Things (yes I know it sounds odd but it does work...) Whilst a small budget, the film makes good use of it's limited locations and dramatic sound track featuring licensed music by some of the UK's biggest music acts.
Monsteel is a superb lead, both creepy and sympathetic. The support cast are less effective but Hodges makes a good support and Boyask (a non actor) is just damn freaky.
This film is not for everyone but those who take the time will love it! Well acted, with a superb twist, If you liked Seven you'll love Blue Eyes.
A dramatic and scary thriller, a cross between Seven and Wild Things (yes I know it sounds odd but it does work...) Whilst a small budget, the film makes good use of it's limited locations and dramatic sound track featuring licensed music by some of the UK's biggest music acts.
Monsteel is a superb lead, both creepy and sympathetic. The support cast are less effective but Hodges makes a good support and Boyask (a non actor) is just damn freaky.
This film is not for everyone but those who take the time will love it! Well acted, with a superb twist, If you liked Seven you'll love Blue Eyes.
- leerichards_reviews
- 17 de abr. de 2006
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