Poslední výkřik
Réalisation:
Tomáš KučeraScénario:
Honza KučeraPhotographie:
David HrubýMusique:
Karel AntonínActeurs·trices:
Irena Máchová, Honza Kučera, Miro Šmajda, Miloslav Mejzlík, René Přibil, Dana Morávková, Iveta Bartošová, Petra Horváthová, Vojtěch Hájek (plus)Résumés(1)
The little town of Petrovice is being terrorized by a serial killer who is murdering the students of the local high school. The police are searching for the killer, but cannot find any leads. There is every indication that the masked murderer has been gunning for Karin Tomecková whose parents were brutally killed 8 months ago. The murders are piling up and so are the suspects. The police are trying hard to catch the murderer, but it might even be too late. The killer could be anywhere. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (2)
This is bad. In every aspect, in every detail. It’s an absolutely admirable performance in its own way. Guys, take the money you obviously have and give it to charity. Then take the camera and ritually throw it into the river. And don't ever disrupt public space with anything like that again. It’s a party movie that will spoil your party more than the neighbor underneath you banging a broomstick on the heater.
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It's a tough duel - Kučera or Magnusek? This little Czech Scream at least entertains with the charm of the unwanted, so it's actually a better film than some others. Iveta is perfectly adequate as a carbon copy of Drew Barrymore's iconic role. Well, it’s not making me bang my head against the wall.
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