Dig Two Graves
Directed by Hunter Adams
After 13-year old Jacqueline Mather loses her brother in a mysterious drowning accident, she's visited by 3 moonshiners who offer to bring him back to life but at a grim cost. As the dark history of her grandfather, Sheriff Waterhouse is unearthed, the true internsinos of the moonshiners come to light.
A young girl goes on a nightmarish journey to bring her brother back to life.
Cast: Samantha Isler, Ted Levine, Troy Ruptash
Member Reviews
Kinda predictable. (I had it figured out within the first 5 minutes) But it's a good movie for what it's supposed to be. I've been a Ted Levine fan since Silence of the Lambs, so I pretty much enjoyed it.
Good movie
Dig Two Graves is a perfectly woven tale of how the sins of the father come back to haunt the next generations. The acting was superb, though a few of the lines were a little trite. Movies that hop back and forth from the past to the present, as this one does, can often confuse me; yet, the director does a pretty decent job at this as the story builds to an apt crescendo. I did not like the subject matter, however, and there seemed to be no relief to the suffocating darkness of this movie. All characters seemed miserable and sad throughout the entire film. Maybe worth a watch the first time, if you can handle the gritty content, but I definitely won't be revisiting this one.
Interesting but I wouldn’t call it scary
Mixed feelings. I liked a lot of individual performances and moments within the whole piece, but ultimately it felt flat.