Réalisation:
Anthony Leonardi IIIScénario:
Jonathan W.C. MillsPhotographie:
Martin CoppenActeurs·trices:
Anne Heche, James Tupper, Ethan Peck, Rebekah Brandes, Wayne Pére, Jennifer Stone, Clancy Brown, Michelle DeVito, J.D. Evermore, Owl Martin Dwyer (plus)Résumés(1)
When opportunity knocks, a young down-on-their-luck family packs up their home and moves halfway across the country to re-root themselves into an idyllic little town filled with hopes of a better life. What awaits them however is a tale of betrayal and evil beyond any of their worst nightmares. Anchored around the complicated, nuanced relationship of the two teenage sisters, NOTHING TO FEAR takes sibling rivalry to a chilling new dimension of bloodlust and fear. Each of the sisters play a dangerous and frightening part of an ancient ritual that unleashes a demonic fury that will change the family forever. Stemming from folklore surrounding the actual town of Stull, Kansas, generations of residents and outsiders alike have proclaimed Stull to be one of the seven known gateways to Hell, where once a year, the Devil will rise from the town’s modest graveyard to walk the Earth. For decades, television, music, movies, and more have cautiously addressed the town; its horror is so infamous, even Pope John Paul II refused to fly over its grounds. NOTHING TO FEAR finally pulls the folklore to the forefront and reveals the unsettling fact and fiction rumbling beneath the surface. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (1)
I have a weak spot for this kind of supernatural, demonic horror flicks, but even with that I don’t see any reason for a higher rating. Most of the time it’s an uninteresting borefest, then something begins to happen (and quite competently made genre-wise), but it doesn’t make much sense. The dialogues are evil.
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