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Crone Wood

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A young couple soon regrets going on a camping trip.
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Melissa L If you liked "Midsommar," you'll like this. I hated "Midsommar," and it follows that I hated this. Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 03/21/24 Full Review ScarletSerena K This was a good found footage movie with a cool twist. I'd recommend if you like ff movies involving forests or creepy people and cults. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/22/24 Full Review Stephen A A Horror Franken-flick - Wicker Man meets Blair Witch Disaster! Crone Wood - or should we say, the unholy union of The Wicker Man and The Blair Witch Project? It's a Frankenstein's monster stitched together from good intentions but lacking the surgeon's finesse. This film embodies what happens when you have a bright idea after a late-night horror movie marathon and an abundance of hubris but none of the skill to execute it. The most glaring sin of the script is laziness. Writers nudging the protagonist along like a puppet on strings? Nothing he does is of his own free will. He's guided through the day by a woman professing love. It's insulting when, at the ritual, they proclaim he's done all of this out of his own free will. It smacks of lackadaisical structuring. Now, let's talk about the missing village kids. The premise orbits around the Green Man and the Witches trying to perpetuate their community with little ones, yet the playgrounds are empty. Someone forgot to hire child actors, maybe? When the Green Man boasts of a job well done, I'd contest that, given the lack of pitter-pattering ankle-biters echoing through those woods - though it was a commendable premise. Supposed amateur enthusiasts capture the story on their handheld video cameras. It's a choice as perplexing as it is agonizing. A directorial preference to showcase bad filmmaking as intentional is as bold as it is misguided. It's almost like they said, "Why bother with second takes? Let's throw it together and call it avant-garde!" Embracing the warts-and-all approach to filmmaking might've been novel if it didn't feel like watching someone's terrible home videos - and not the heartwarming kind, mind you. Most amateur filmmakers would sooner poke out their eyes than release something resembling this mess. Scenes drag like a tortoise with a limp, and the pace is non-existent. Brace yourself for boredom with a side of frustration. The performances deserve a reluctant golf clap - they exist, albeit in the murky depths of mediocrity. The cast seems to have had a jolly time rambling through the woods. Alas, the joy doesn't translate to the screen. "Stay Away! Don't Watch!" Please consider this the most earnest advice I can dispense. Your time is precious - Don't fling it haphazardly into Crone Wood's profound abyss. Mercifully spare yourself and revisit The Wicker Man; it's a masterclass when justly compared to this horror misfire. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 11/19/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A young couple soon regrets going on a camping trip.
Director
Mark Sheridan
Screenwriter
Mark Sheridan
Production Co
Fantastic Films
Genre
Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
British English
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 19, 2019
Runtime
1h 26m
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