A naive college student, Evangeline, is brutalized by a gang of thrill seeking killers. Left to die in the forest, her corpse is revived by an ancient demon spirit that empowers her with a b... Read allA naive college student, Evangeline, is brutalized by a gang of thrill seeking killers. Left to die in the forest, her corpse is revived by an ancient demon spirit that empowers her with a blood-lust for vengeance.A naive college student, Evangeline, is brutalized by a gang of thrill seeking killers. Left to die in the forest, her corpse is revived by an ancient demon spirit that empowers her with a blood-lust for vengeance.
- Awards
- 5 wins & 9 nominations total
- Evangeline
- (as Kat de Lieva)
- Mr. K
- (as David Lewis)
- Mitch
- (as Madison Smith)
- Party girl
- (as Larissa Albuquerque)
- Clara
- (voice)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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The camera work looks terrible and annoying. There is pretty much no acting to mention, no real dialogue, the plot is used and badly executed, the killings are a joke, the ending fits the movie. Will be one of my shorter comments cause I have pretty much nothing good to say about it, so I'll just give you a warning here.
Stay away from this one. It fails on all levels!
Cheers!
I also enjoyed how there wasn't a lot of talking in the movie. A lot of the character development was done subtly.
The acting was decent, and the special effects are pretty much what you'd expect for a low budget movie. I found it intriguing and open to interpretation. Very well directed, and a worth while watch.
I say these things, because they never actually made themselves apparent.
If you've seen "The Crow" or "Jennifer's Body," skip this one. At least then, you won't have to watch those in the future and be reminded of this.
However, if you want to take notes on what to avoid when making a movie, please, indulge. You'll learn how to create a movie containing one dimensional characters, no back story, plot lines that come out of no-where and disappear mid stream, and a general feeling of "what the...?" when the credits start rolling.
Tip of the hat. Good day.
Did you know
- TriviaThe quote which concludes the film, in the voice of Evangeline's dead sister, is part of a fragment from "In Ghostly Japan", a collection of Japanese stories retold by Lafcadio Hearn. The "he" in the quote is the reincarnated Buddha.
- Quotes
[last lines]
Clara: It was sunset when they came to the foot of the mountain. There was no sign of life, nothing but desolation mounting to desolation, and the summit was lost in heaven. On the ground was a heaping of human skulls, and the dust of bones.Then she grew quiet and afraid. But then he said, "Do not fear. What you have asked to see will be shown to you."
- ConnectionsFeatured in Why Horror? (2014)
- SoundtracksRegenerate
Written by David Ogilvie, Chrystal Leigh and Trevor Yuile
Performed by Jakalope
Produced and Recorded by David Ogilvie.
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- Country of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- The Soul Collector
- Filming locations
- Capilano University, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada(college campus scenes)
- Production company
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $142,044
- Runtime
- 1h 19m(79 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1