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Woe

Woe

Directed by Matthew Goodhue

One year after their father’s death, Charlie endlessly repairs the old family house while his sister, Betty, decides to sell their father’s car without her brother’s consent - the same car their father committed suicide in. As the two avoid confronting their prolonged grief, mental health, and each other, a hunchbacked creature shadows their every move. Their estranged Uncle Pete, believed to be dead, claims to have answers - if only Charlie and Betty would get out of their own heads and accept help.

A brother and sister stumble upon their father's secret one year after his death. They soon learn that this secret may not be his alone.

Cast: Adam Halferty, Jessie Rabideau, Ryan Kattner, James Russo

Member Reviews

this is by far the worst film i have seen on here

Finalgirl86
1 year ago

I would have loved to see this but through an execution that makes sense, because the fiancé and brother dynamic was so good. Fiancé is a really realistic interpretation of a very normal person doing all they can to help when someone just doesn’t want it. The sister’s plotline felt very straightforward but like a Babadook without a sense of stakes. The brother’s had such a weird ending in regards to the supernatural/concrete approach it took. This really had such potential but for a couple very impactful choices.

jennjenn42
1 year ago

This is going to be a little slow for most folks, but it’s very competently shot and acted. Don’t expect any big scares, but the special effects are very eerie and well deployed.

bentagram
1 year ago

I don't even know what the hell I just watched...there is no story here...the creature whatever is supposed to be is so ambiguous and without any defining context that its a waste of a movie...Remember you're paying Shudder to waste your time watching this one..

jeansebastien
1 year ago

Not great.

doctorhicks
2 years ago