Rent The Redwood Massacre (2014)
3.3 of 5 from 60 ratings
1h 24min
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- Synopsis:
- For five adventurous friends, visiting the legendary murder site of the Redwood farm has all the hallmarks of being an exciting and thrilling camping weekend away. A popular site for revelers and party goers, each year on the exact date of the famous local family massacre, people from around the country head out to the site to have fun and scare each other. Events take a bloody turn for the worse when the innocent campers discover the Redwood myth is in fact a horrible bloody reality, which turns the unsuspecting victims into prey for a mysterious axe wielding maniac that has remained dormant for 20 years.
- Actors:
- Mark Wood, Lisa Cameron, Lisa Livingstone, Rebecca Wilkie, Adam Coutts, Lee Hutcheon, Benjamin Selway, Alec Westwood, Liam Matheson, Morgan Faith Keith, Claire Bearn, Cheryl Bernard, Jamie Butler, Lindsay Cromar
- Directors:
- David Ryan Keith
- Producers:
- David Ryan Keith, Lorraine Keith
- Writers:
- David Ryan Keith
- Studio:
- 4 DVD
- Genres:
- Horror
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Reviews (2) of The Redwood Massacre
Don't rent this. - The Redwood Massacre review by ID
This is the most awful slash horror movie I have seen in my life. The plot is terrible and the acting is awful. This movie has tried to copy previous movies very badly. Don't waste your time and money. I wouldn't even rate it with 1 star.
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The Redwood Massacre - The Redwood Massacre review by NP
Based on a horrifying true story, the promotional material tells us. A slasher film set in Scotland where a group of friends are commemorating the legendary Redwood Massacre by camping out in the locations of the murders. As you might imagine, the Scottish locations are gorgeous, a real highlight of the film.
This is a very enjoyable, fast-moving directing/writing horror film from David Ryan Keith who has rightfully won a series of awards. Ryan has made a run of genre films, including 2020's sequel, 'Redwood Massacre: Annihilation' (which I fully intend to see). Ghostly apparitions, missing bodies, well-drawn characters you actually care about, and most impressively a killer scarecrow. Scarecrows seem tailor-made for horror films - lonesome, soulless mannequins who stand in solitary splendour - but are often used so ineffectively. Luckily that isn't the case here. My score is 8 out of 10.
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