YellowBrickRoad R
They went looking for evil in the forest but the forest found evil in them
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DVD Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 38 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: August 2, 2011
- Originally Released: 2013
- Label: The Collective
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Anessa Ramsey, Lee Wilkof & Cassidy Freeman | |
Directed by | Jesse Holland & Andy Mitton | |
Screenwriting by | Jesse Holland & Andy Mitton | |
Director of Photography: | Michael Hardwick |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: 2/4 --
Despite us tagging along the trail for days, we feel closer to the landscape than to the characters.
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Boston Globe
Underwhelming finish explains zilch, but good perfs, atmospherics and use of backwoods locations make Yellowbrickroad an intriguing cipher.
Variety
Rating: C+ --
As cheap horror fare goes, YellowBrickRoad emphasizes imagination over gore. This is good, because the gore here is somewhat laughable, while the imagination is just creepy enough to be effective.
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Detroit News
Rating: 3.5/5 --
It's rare these days to see a refreshing approach to backwoods horror, but YellowBrickRoad once again proves that there are still original and terrifying stories lurking in nature.
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Dread Central
In the end, YellowBrickRoad is just another pathway for people who go into the woods, go crazy, and get killed.
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Horror.com
A disturbing and unsettling bit of word to the wise that sometimes the unsolvable should remain unsolved...
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Cinema Crazed
The film is caught in the fatal demographic desert between the Scream and Baghead crowds -- neither funny nor quirky enough to sustain interest during its long march.
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Village Voice
Product Description:
A handful of scientists trying to unravel a mystery discover a terror beyond their wildest nightmares in this thriller from directors Andy Mitton and Jesse Holland. Friar, NH, is a small town with a bizarre history; in 1940, the 572 people who lived there all left their homes and marched up a mountain trail never to return. When a search party led by the military was conducted months later, some of the missing townspeople were discovered brutally murdered while others froze to death, but the majority were never found. The search party's final report was classified, but a team of university historians and anthropologists has obtained a copy of their findings and travels to Friar in hopes of charting the mysterious lost trail. Most of the people of Friar treat the long-ago disappearance as some sort of urban legend and most flatly refuse to discuss it with the visitors, but one eccentric woman says she knows how to find the trail, and will show them where it is if she's allowed to tag along. The researchers agree, and they set out along the head of the trail, marked by a stone with the legend "YellowBrickRoad." As they climb farther up the mountain, they hear a faint music that grows louder with each step, and a collective madness begins to overtake them as they come closer to the place where the people of Friar met their fate. YELLOWBRICKROAD was an official selection at the 2010 Slamdance Film Festival.
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