A Wounded Fawn
Directed by Travis Stevens
Meredith Tanning, a local museum curator, is dipping her toe back into the dating pool, only to be targeted by a charming serial killer. When a fateful romantic getaway between the two becomes a tense game of cat and mouse, both must confront the madness within him. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
A romantic getaway becomes a surrealistic nightmare in the daring new film from director Travis Stevens.
Cast: Josh Ruben, Sarah Lind, Malin Barr, Katie Kuang
Member Reviews
It’s interesting conceptually, in art design, and if course for being shot on film. Anything interesting in the plot/performances goes out 20 minutes in, then it’s a protracted final reel. Do the Eryines want him to kill, or are they punishing him? Who knows- it’s pretty good costume/installment art married to an unsubtle “feminist” plot, mixed with a slasher without money. In short, I unreservedly support the director’s future work (I saw this at release, how time flies!) but I CANNOT commend this as a total success- much better as fodder for clips.
I agree wholeheartedly with jaizzley, quite pretentious, though the acting was solid ( especially from Miss Lind ). Josh Ruben shoulders a heavy load well,, but is hampered by trope heavy script that winds up neither here nor there. Solid tech credits throughout. Not recommended. I. J. S.
Love this film.
Fascinating! Some sort of Greek myth joins forces with Wicker Man to unleash vengeance upon an Evil Dead character. Can’t hate that.
Boring