LOVE #HarishPatel's Karun with his endless supply of camcorders in #Eternals He steals every scene he's in! What we’re Tweetin’įlixChatter Review: FINCH (2021) wp.me/pxXPC-fpf #TomHanks proves once again that he's just so charismati… /i/web/status/1… 9 hours ago I’ve wrote and produced my first short film » HEARTS WANT in 2017 and currently working on developing the full story as a feature film. Official blogger for the Twin Cities Film Fest (TCFF). LOVE movies of all genres, from Jane Austen to James Bond. Have you seen SHORTCUT? Well, what did you think?įilm is in my blood. Shortcut is currently playing in 600+ theaters Shortcut will be released in both theaters and drive-ins on Friday, September 25th- just in time to kick off the Halloween season. Overall, Shortcut is an enjoyable horror movie, and with the focus being on a group of kids and the film not being too bloody or gory, it would be a good one for young viewers just getting into the genre. David Keyes as Pedro Minghella, the escaped convict, is spooky, unhinged, and will probably give me nightmares with his performance. Terence Anderson is delightful as Joe, the bus driver, and it’s a shame he’s not in more of the movie. There’s some dialogue that’s too cheesy to even pass off as teenagers trying to sound cool, but that’s more the writer’s fault than the actors. The five main characters are teenagers, and the young actors all do an excellent job with their roles they’re fun and realistic, and even the ones who are meant to be obnoxious are kind of endearing. The score is eerie, intense, and really helps create an unsettling tone throughout the movie.Īcting-wise, the cast is small but solid. There are a couple full body shots of it where it just looks like a person in a cheap homemade costume, but they’re mercifully brief. The creature design is cool and creepy it’s mostly kept in the shadows or shown in quick flashes, keeping the tension high and making it look more realistic.
Fortunately, Shortcut is a unique and genuinely entertaining horror movie. When I first read the description of the movie, it sounded like a rip-off of Jeepers Creepers 2. In Shortcut, five students ( Jack Kane as Nolan, Zak Sutcliffe as Reggie, Sophie Jane Oliver as Bess, Zander Emlano as Karl, and Molly Dew as Queenie) are thrown into a nightmare when, after their bus is highjacked my an escaped criminal ( David Keyes), they break down at the entrance of an abandoned underground military base, where they are menaced by a terrifying and bloodthirsty creature.
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