Deadlines

I went into this movie not knowing what to expect, and I ended up really enjoying it. Terror in Woods Creek has that nostalgic 80s horror feel, complete with a creepy small-town setting, a mysterious killer, and a slow build that actually pays off. The story flips between past and present in a way that keeps things interesting, and the Drifter is a genuinely creepy villain-silent, strange, and unsettling.

The acting is solid, especially for an indie film. Camille Keaton was a nice surprise, and the whole cast brings heart to the story. The retro synth soundtrack gives it a cool vibe, and the practical effects, while simple, totally work. You can tell the people behind this really cared. It's not just another forgettable horror movie-it has atmosphere, charm, and some real tension. If you love indie horror or just want something different, give it a shot. Total hidden gem.

I had some hopes for this one due to IMDb rating of 6.5 but boy was I taken. So boring and cheaply made. Save your time.