Washington Road

Spoofing the old 1950's type horror film with the boy and girl in the car on a lonely road scenario director Terry Wickham makes his mark. Actor Danny Hayden certainly reminded me of every actor from those early films. Good looking with a sort of innocent appearance. What at first looks to be the same tired plot rehashed from aforementioned films, this film does a complete 180. A touch of a chiller, a touch of humor. It's hard to believe that all this was packed into a mere three minutes. One might even say it had a touch of Rod Serling. All in all this was a great thriller with a twist at the end. The award it won was well deserved. Can't wait to see more of what this director has to offer. And much more of Danny Hayden.

Washington Road is great for what it is. This 3-Minute Chiller was part of a contest to be the best of a whole heap of 3-Minute Chillers, which in my opinion, and the opinion of many others, it was. The movie passed with flying colours, as it should have.

I enjoyed the "other side of the lens" atmosphere provided, and I have to admit, this film covers a lot of ground in only 3 minutes. Several different POVs, atmospheric shots, love, violence, comedy, this flick has it all.

This film is a great sample of Wickham work. I've heard some stories circulating about the back-story of this movie, how it's possibly not sex they're talking about in the car. I imagine this film could actually be a scene in a much larger piece, and perhaps it is. Maybe one day we'll see a Terry Wickham movie involving this scene.

Great work, Mr Wickham, I hope to see more of you in the future.