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Animus (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Quin Davis. With John Bernath, Megan Davis, Caitlin Singer, Cuffs. Hoping to find proof of the paranormal, five film students set out to document the legendary Copper Queen Hospital. But as the sun goes down, they experience something far worse than they ever could have imagined and they find themselves pursued by a blood thirsty maniac.
Cast overview, first billed only: John Bernath ... Isaac Megan Davis ... Maya Caitlin Singer ... Angel Cuffs ... Lucas Brandon Lee Pittman ... Daniel Tiffany Ann B. ... Mekalia Trinidad Amaya ... Brad Joan Schumacher ... Mrs. Campbell Gregory Sweet ... Dr. Hostedler Wynelle Waters ... Anita Hostedler Doug Mitchell ... Harland Martie van der Voort ... Woman on the Street John Muller ... Trapper Artemas Walters ... Joe the Logger George Chatalas ... Angry Old Man
Description of Animus (2013):
Hoping to find proof of the paranormal, five film students set out to document the legendary Copper Queen Hospital. But as the sun goes down, they experience something far worse than they ever could have imagined and they find themselves pursued by a blood thirsty maniac. Written byAnonymous
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User Review:
ANIMUS gets off to a relatively good opening with a gory murder followed by a suicide and I was somewhat surprised just how gory this was and also draws the audience in to the story . As the story proper starts we're then introduced to a bunch of film students studying at the University of Tucson . The students are young and good looking and I got feeling we might be watching a very traditional horror film like we had in the 1980s where horny teenagers get chopped up by a psycho killer . Indeed we have a very minor character called Wes Carpenter and this self reference gives you a clue what you're going to be watching - horny teenagers fighting for their lives The problem is that very little happens after the pre-titles hook and the writer/director Quin Davis and early on in order to spice things up we have a horror sequence which is revealed to be a nightmare . This draws attention that for long segments very little is happening plot wise . The story drags at a snails pace and since the other reviews have mentioned the cinematography so will I - it's unimpressive and very grainy and nowhere near being compared to big budget Hollywood horror films . The camera work is also very static but I suppose that's due to a lack of money and post production facilities . Horror junkies especially ones who remember the 1980s might enjoy ANIMUS but not being much of a horror fan I didn't
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