Screenplay:
Andy MittonCinematography:
Michael HardwickCast:
Michael Laurino, Anessa Ramsey, Alex Draper, Cassidy Freeman, Clark Freeman, Tara Giordano, Laura Heisler, Lee WilkofPlots(1)
One morning in 1940, the entire population of Friar, New Hampshire walked north together up an unmarked trial and into the wilderness. They left behind their clothes, money, and essentials. Their dogs were tied to posts and left to starve. Many were later found frozen to death. Others were found slaughtered. But most were never found. In 2010, the coordinates for the 'YellowBrickRoad' trailhead were declassified. The first official expedition into the dark and twisted wilderness attempted to solve the mystery of the lost citizens of Friar. They were searching for an evil in the forest... but the forest found the evil in them. (Accent Film Entertainment)
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The trailer caught my attention some time ago, but now I don’t know how it could happen. This film is incredibly boring, it doesn’t have any interesting scenes or tension. The premise is not entirely pointless, though, it could work, for instance, in the X-Flies (the episodes where Mulder and Scully are cut off from the world were always the best, and YellowBrickRoad is just that, but wobbly in every sense).
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The American movie YellowBrickRoad simply proves that the found footage genre is outdated in the view of most movie makers. They can not make anything at least a little bit different, a little bit new, a little bit original, at least in terms of the methods used to make such a movie. So YellowBrickRoad follows the standard temple for this kind of movie and does not bring anything new to the table.
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