Murder Camp

Very original !

Olivia Holguin was sensational !!!!

Saw the short movie at the Fantasia Festival with the presence of Clara Aranovich. I found the script to be very interesting and the idea was very original.

Clara and the two writers/actors Will Harris and. Jeremy Radin did an excellent job.

I don't want to get into the details not to spoil anything but I just want to say that Olivia Holguin, the actress that plays Becky the camp monitor was really sensational !!!

I really want to see her in more stuff. Her acting and delivery were on the spot. She holds everything together in this short.

I recommend this movie to everyone !

This film presents a promising concept, blending elements of the slasher genre with a dose of goofy comedy, a combination that holds potential appeal, especially for fans of the former. However, it struggles to fully deliver on both fronts, leaving me somewhat underwhelmed. The performances from the cast are commendable, showcasing their dedication to the project, but unfortunately, the script and cinematography fail to evoke a significant impact.

While the film doesn't fall into the category of overtly bad cinema, it leaves room for improvement, and I appreciate the effort involved in its creation. The central issue seems to be a lack of clarity in defining the film's identity and intent. Additionally, the incorporation of political commentary, while a understandable endeavor, should ideally be built upon a solid foundation of storytelling and execution. In the end, this film hints at promise but falls short of fully realizing its potential.

Rating: 4/10.

I enjoyed the originality of this film. It started off like a well-known slasher, but it took a turn that I was not expecting. The actors did a great job bouncing off of each other which made the dialogue enjoyable. I found myself constantly laughing at their exchanges.

Olivia Holguin, who played Becky, gave a great performance and she did a great job bouncing off of Will Harris and Jeremy Radin.

Just like any film, there is room for improvement, but this was an enjoyable watch. If you have 15 minutes to spare, I highly recommend this short film. The original story and the chemistry between the actors makes this a solid film.

Definitely big on comedy and somewhat light on horror. An almost would be Slasher film takes a short cut in the 15 minute short.

I really enjoyed the crisp clean takes for the editing was done very well. The darkness of the night always makes for a great horror/horror comedy in this case.

The acting was great word for word and it all fit right into 15 minutes.

I will always love the Cabin in the Woods style of filming. It really gives it a creep factor feel to it so you may be somewhat aware of what may happen, which is the anticipation.

I think that they could have really put a jump scare in there to spice it up a bit.

The beginning is so familiar than you hope a good change of story .

And, indeed, it works, reminding in some measure, a sort of Waiting for Godot. Nice dialogue, fair acting.

But the young woman appears and the direction seems just changed.

You accept this - it is not a so bad idea and the dark humor is the reasonable solution for what you expect.

Unfortunately, the end is just the slasher for this short film with just nice potential, not bad dark comedy. And the only remind remains the dialogue between the old friends, their curse and the too easy- supperficial end of a film looking for a different answer to a so old theme, obvious dusty one, of horror.

So, nice try.