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2021
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Jan 28, 2022 · Camera: Bob Nguyen, Jeremy Bolden, Rodrigo Iturralde. Editor: Barron. Music: Elias Serpa. With: Debbon Ayer, Lyman Ward, Cristina Spruell, Mathew Thomas Odette, Don Baldaramos, Sharon Sharth, Time ...
- Dennis Harvey
Feb 25, 2022 · In its last few minutes, In the Forest tosses a couple of curves at the audience and delivers most of the film’s action. Unfortunately, it also leaves way too many questions unanswered, a post-credit scene doesn’t do anything to help that either. In the end, it’s a watchable film that has some good moments but never rises above average ...
- Lyman Ward, Time Winters, Debbon Ayer
- Hector Barron
Jan 28, 2022 · Don Baldaramos. Howard. Sharon Schlarth. Pamela. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. Advertise With Us. A camping trip turns into a living nightmare when a family ventures into the isolated woods.
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- Hector Barron
- Mystery & Thriller, Horror
- Debbon Ayer
In the Forest was released in January of this year. It represents the type of genre fare that makes my ears perk up. "Forest" is a backwoods horror thriller, a sort of low budget snuff fest where the helmer gets the best he can out of limited resources (basically one shooting location in Graeagle, California).
Feb 25, 2022 · In The Forest, written and directed by Hector Barron, strands three generations of a family — grandpa Stan (Lyman Ward), mother Helen (Debbon Ayer), and teenage daughter Emily (Cristina Spruell) — in the middle of the woods. After they settle in, pitch their tents, and attempt to fish, Howard (Don Baldaramos) informs them that they
- Hector Barron
In the Forest: Directed by Hector Barron. With Debbon Ayer, Lyman Ward, Cristina Spruell, Mathew Odette. After a family camping trip turns horrific, a mother must fight to save her family from an angry landowner who's hiding a terrifying secret on his property.
Jan 28, 2022 · 10. Jan 28, 2022. This quasi-horror tale of bickering vacationers running afoul of disturbed locals strings together various well-worn clichés with a notable lack of suspense, plausibility and style, while excelling in the realm of characters behaving like complete idiots. By Dennis Harvey FULL REVIEW.
