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The Black Waters of Echo's Pond
Description
Nine friends spend their holiday at a home on a private island. They discover a dice game and play together. However, the relaxing game turns into the dying game as it reveal the worst in each of them.
Nine friends spend their holiday at a home on a private island. They discover a dice game and play together. However, the relaxing game turns into the dying game as it reveal the worst in each of them.
Actors:
Steve Eoff,
Tom Proctor,
Melissa Barker,
Natalie Stone,
Jason Loughridge,
M.D. Walton,
Electra Avellan
Steve Eoff
23 July 1951, USA
Tom Proctor
Melissa Barker
6 September 1972
Natalie Stone
17 November 1976, London, England, UK
Jason Loughridge
M.D. Walton
Electra Avellan
12 August 1986, Caracas, Venezuela
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Danielle Harris #Gabriel Bologna #Golden Ring International #Parallel Media #Project 8 Films #Robert Patrick #Sean Lawlor
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April 09, 2010
A mindlessly entertaining, gory and campy homage to the grindhouse films of the 1970's.
April 11, 2010
the ongoing slaughter is just so much screen time that passes so dully as to qualify as audience torture worse than anything these characters suffer, and their suffering involves a chainsaw at one point
April 09, 2010
There's relief in this type of poorly acted claptrap's adherence to movie mathematics, since each slain character is a sign that the movie is that much closer to a credit roll.
April 09, 2010
A weird, talky, fairly sloppy mess of a low-budget genre flick ... but at least it gets good towards the end.
April 08, 2010
These waters are gory and sexually suggestive, and they overfloweth with unoriginality.
April 16, 2010
Derivative and about as exciting as a checkers tournament (albeit one where the inevitable chainsaw makes a blood spattering appearance), this pallid horror movie is bloody but not even remotely scary.
April 15, 2010
Give the movie a little credit for coming up with the idea of an ancient monster. And the design of the game is terrific. But this is just Jumanji with gore effects and topless scenes.
April 10, 2010
Feckless young people play a cursed board game that unleashes repressed desires, rips the scabs off festering wounds and brings seething resentments to a boil: Predictable slasher mayhem ensues.
Time Out
April 07, 2010
Watching people play a board game ain't ever going to be scary, and that's essentially what we have here -- after a laughably amateurish intro set in the 1920s, when the dice and cards are unearthed (in Turkey).
April 09, 2010
A Warning to the Curious: Don't let the would-be evocative title fool you into thinking that [this] is anything other than a routine (nay, outdated) splatter film.
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April 09, 2010
Pacing remains flat, exacerbated by bad dialogue, some subpar f/x and variable perfs.
April 06, 2010
Bloody and gory, but in a friendly way, this is a movie for old-school horror fans who understand that, sometimes, bad is good.