Garden of Eden

Was very looking forward to this movie with a cast of great scream queens. And it was visually very nice to look at.. but it seemed like it had no direction and the curse of any movie is that it was Boring. Sarah French, Monique Parent and Sarah Nicklin tried with little they had to work with but the stand out if there was any was Gigi Gustin. Overall not recommended.

The opening scene grabs ahold of you and doesn't let go until the final moment of the movie!! As soon as it opens you know you are in for a brutal, gory, violent ride not knowing where you will end up. This movie has a very Cinematic dynamic going on mixed with an Independent flair which combine to produce a true masterpiece. Joe Knetter wrote a terrific script here. The Eden Family are all written very well and fleshed out with great depth. A few of the kills are truly unique. Marcel Walz done a fantastic job directing and tying everything together. Horror Genre Legends Robert Rusler and Monique Parent both bring it and deliver the goods!! Sarah Polednak really brings her character Dominique to life!! Dazelle Yvette, GiGi Gustin, Jazz Egger and Sarah Nicklin also have stand out performances in their supporting roles. However what puts this movie on another level is the Phenomenally Ultra Talented Sarah French who is basically the walking definition of Beautiful. She puts everything into her role and brings Angelique to her devilish best!! Sarah delivers a very nuanced performance showing all the different sides and facets of her character. Whether she is giving a warm friendly smile to unsuspecting victims or giving a sly evil grin to let you know she is up to no good, you can't help but enjoy the journey you are on with her. If you are looking for a bloody good time do yourself a favor and watch this movie. Sarah, Joe and Marcel Produced this movie and all three should be very proud of what they achieved here.

I watched this as soon as I saw it on Amazon VOD! As a huge fan of All of Marcel Walz' films ("Rootwood", "Blood Feast", "Blind", "Pretty Boy" among others!), and a fan of the radiant Sarah French, I wasted no time!

The story is more allegorical than linear-plot driven, concerning a highly wealthy and religious family, who host elaborate masquerade-parties, for well-heeled invitees, with the enticement of having one guests' "ultimate wish" fulfilled. The caveat here is that the outcomes are predetermined, and essentially based in revenge and punishment! The tale unfolds over the course of several months, with the ultimate fate of the well-meaning but ultimately corrupted pious family reaping their karmic rewards for their deeds.

The acting is top-notch across the board, with the always fabulous Sarah French playing a sinister turn in contrast to her usual "good-girl" roles! The direction is stylish and full of surreal imagery, and gore-fans will not be disappointed! Definitely a must-watch!