Nic Cage plays protective father in this creature feature
In another world, Joseph would probably be winning medals at science club and thinking about college, while Thomas would be hanging out after class, trying to spend a few extra minutes with Charlotte , the girl next door.is not that world. In the Irish horror, which premiered this week at the South by Southwest Film & Television Festival ahead of its theatrical release on April 12, school life has vaporized, and normalcy ripped apart.
And yet, those ordinary pursuits are basically what they’re doing here. Scriptwriter Michael Nilon . However, they are undoubtedly terrifying, made all the more unearthly by being inserted into Frank Mobilio’s handheld cinematography. Director Ben Brewer have evolved possibly the most innovative monster design since the man-deer-god chimera of, an almost cartoonish mixture of impossible joints and teeth.
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