Trailer Review - Antlers (2020)

morkrock (70)in #movie • 5 years ago

Fear Is The Unknown

Now when it comes to suspense and films that go down the more scary theme, there really has not been many that I would say actually scare me. The genre has been very saturated with movies that are more cheesy than they are scary, also you need the right setting. I personally get more into them when I alone super late at night and the weather plays along and it's dark and stormy. Unfortunately I can't remember when last I saw a scary movie than actually had me scared. If there is one thing that does intrigue my attention more than others, is when they don't for example give away who or what the evil monster or killer is, the longer that remains a mystery the more your imagination gets to run wild.

In the spirit of the unknown mystery of what might be out there, and because my friends for the States and Europe will be celebrating Halloween tomorrow, I thought it would be suitable to share something scary. Antlers looks like it could mange to scare a few folks, especially when you combine creepy kids and and an unknown monster from the basement. Unfortunately this film won't be here for this Halloween, only next year, and let's hope they don't show more of the mysterious monster in upcoming trailers.

"A small-town Oregon teacher and her brother, the local sheriff, become entwined with a young student harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences." - FoxSearchlight

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"Once, there were three bears that lived in a dark and wet cave above a small town. Every day, Little Bear went to school, and at night he would come home and eat dinner. But one day, the little bear came home, and Big Bear and Baby Bear were different. Big Bear got sick and his insides turned black. Big Bear has become more angrier and meaner, because they had no food, no meat. But they had each other." - Lucas Weaver