Mark of the Beast

2012
1h 10m

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5.4/10

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Trailer for the feature film Mark of the Beast Trailer based upon the Rudyard Kipling Horror Story. Starring Ellen Muth (Dead Like Me) and Debbie Rochon (VHS Massacre, Toxic Avenger IV)

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For the first time ever the famous horror story by Rudyard Kipling comes to the big screen. It is the tale of two heroes who lose their way fighting off a silver faceless leper in the woods.For the first time ever the famous horror story by Rudyard Kipling comes to the big screen. It is the tale of two heroes who lose their way fighting off a silver faceless leper in the woods.For the first time ever the famous horror story by Rudyard Kipling comes to the big screen. It is the tale of two heroes who lose their way fighting off a silver faceless leper in the woods.

Directors
- Jonathan Gorman
- Thomas Edward Seymour
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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Jonathan Gorman
- Thomas Edward Seymour
Writers
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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Trivia
Writer/co-director Thomas Edward Seymour said in an interview that though actor Sheri Lynn is listed as co-writer, she functioned more as an editor cleaning up his messy grammar and tweaking a few scenes.

Connections
Featured in VHS Massacre (2016)

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3/10

Kind of "Meh"

I suppose for an independent film, it isn't so bad. The cinematography, blocking, etc. are okay, but the acting is pretty bad. With the exception of Ellen Muth, the rest of the cast couldn't act their way out of a paper bag.

Also, there are plot holes aplenty. For example, without giving away much, the original Kipling story dealt with leprosy, which was incurable in Kipling's day. The movie does use it as a plot line, but in reality, leprosy has largely been eliminated in the world since the year 2000.

In general, the entire story could have used a bit of work

If you want to see Ellen Muth in something other than "Dead Like Me" as I did, go ahead and watch it, otherwise, you'll probably want to steer clear.