Dig Two Graves (2014)

Drama | 85 minutes

3,02 26 votes

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Genre: Drama / Mystery

Duration: 85 minuten

Country: United States

Directed by: Hunter Adams

Starst: Ted Levine, Samantha Isler and Danny Goldring

IMDb score: 5,6 (3.440)

Releasedate: 17 October 2014

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Dig Two Graves plot

The girl Jacqueline Mathers loses her brother in a swimming accident. Three people, who are illegally distilling alcohol, make her a strange proposal. The trio claim that they can bring Jacqueline's brother back to life. In order for that to happen, someone else will have to die. How far will Jacqueline go?

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Ted Levine

Isabelle Mather

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Flat Eric

6443 messages
1026 votes

4 April 2017 at 18:41

I found horror as a genre designation a bit misleading.

I would rather call it a mystery/thriller/coming of age drama.

Nicely done with the time changes between the 1940s and 1970s in a small-town American village. The regular switching between time periods gives the film the necessary dynamics and tension.

If you let go of the idea that it is a horror, you will have a nice film experience of only 85 minutes.

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Filmkriebel

9947 messages
4643 votes

10 December 2017 at 19:41

There isn't much horror and fantasy; and then the comparison with Stand by Me I would rather go for drama/thriller. The genre designation once again makes no sense and is misleading. I must admit that a very special gloomy atmosphere is created here, which is somewhere between a mourning drama, a crime thriller and some mysterious elements that are deliberately included to strengthen the atmosphere. For a low budget film that was shot in a few weeks, I thought it looked professional with some nice shots. The puzzle pieces gradually fall into place and as a viewer you ultimately realize that nothing is what it seemed .

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