Blood Widow movie

Year: 2014

Duration: 84 minutes

Directed by: Jeremiah Buckhalt

Actors: Chad Coup & Ian Davis

Language: English

Country: USA

Also known as: Blood Widow – Tod in der Stille

Description: After buying a house in the suburbs, a successful young couple, Laurie and Hugh, throwing a party for their friends. At night, during the party, a few friends decide to explore an abandoned school located next door…

The main problem with horror movies is that the makers don’t want to introduce anything new in your creations! Make a stamp for a stamp is absolutely delusional films, develops a feeling that the filmmakers are just afraid to come up with something of their own, although perhaps it is. “We’ll just continue to churn out than to think something new and take risks”! Of course in the first place, I mean in terms of plot. Not so good thoughts for creative people, don’t you think?!

This fate befell the “Blood widow”, which is at 100%, represents the natural clichéd slasher. A group of teenagers (students), an abandoned house, a psychopathic maniac (in this case a maniac) and the most that eat a predictable plot. Regarding students, there is a hero (relative), there is a smart and observant girl who finds a record about a maniac and partially reveals, there is a classic coward. I know in some places it was already disgusted look on all this stampaannunci characters and about the story I do not say anything, all copied to the last detail.

The atmosphere in the film, as befits the slasher tense, watching even flinched a couple of times. Perhaps this is a plus and deserves 1 point. With regards to “widow”, let’s just say she looks not very intimidating, but still! When you view it reminded me of something the elves from the movie Thor 2: the dark world seriously! For maniac 2 points!

In summary I would like to say that this is a weak cliche movie as the saying goes “look and forget”. Recommend it to viewing only the true fans of the genre!

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 Blood Widow 2014

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