Director:
Chad ArchibaldGuión:
Jayme LaforestCámara:
Jeff MaherMúsica:
Stephanie CopelandReparto:
Aidan Devine, Ava Preston, Ari Millen, Michael Reventar, Adam Christie, Jess Salgueiro, Brandon McKnight, Tavaree Daniel-Simms, Moe Jeudy-LamourStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
William tiene un trabajo simple: hace desaparecer cuerpos. Esto no es algo que le agrade, o que le guste hacer, pero debido a circunstancias fuera de su control, su pequeña casa en la granja se ha convertido en un basurero de cuerpos asesinados relacionados con pandillas de la ciudad. Luego que una mujer es arrojada en la casa, William comienza con su meticuloso proceso de desaparición, y descubre que ella no está muerta. Mientras la actividad de las bandas asesinas aumenta, William cura a la mujer y la retiene contra su voluntad hasta entender qué hacer con ella. Mientras los asesinos de la mujer se enteran que sigue viva y arman planes para terminar lo que comenzaron, su salvador y ella comienzan una extraña y enfermiza relación. (Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre)
(más)Reseñas (1)
The new film from director Chad Archibald, who four years ago surprised with the solid body horror Bite, but apparently it was just a fluke, because the rest of his work isn't worth much. The film has a fairly novel and appealing premise about a guy who makes his living disposing of corpses that gangsters dump at his door, and it's a shame that there aren't any explicit scenes along those lines. Everything changes once one of the "corpses" turns out to be still alive. It's odd that the film comes across as more of a drama. It may not be downright boring, but there are no interesting moments at all. The acting is mediocre and the final action sequence is shot in a very cheap and uninteresting way. The main character and his daughter are likeable, but that is not enough to make a good film. I expected more. 40%
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