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UK 2017
produced by
Sam Mason-Bell, Tony Newton for Trash Arts, Vestra Pictures
directed by Sam Mason-Bell, Jason Impey, Maude Michaud, Kieran Johnston, Daiane Azura, Steven Longhurst, George James Fraser, Noel Rainford, Jason Figgis, Adam Jones
starring Jessica Hunt, Martynna Madej, Martin W. Payne, Chris Mills, Ethan Cowie, Annabella Rich, Jason Impey, Sharon Impey, Irene Impey, Marie Impey, Rose Ford, William Ford, Samantha Keller, Donna Hamblin, Luc Bernier, Kieran Johnstib, Daiane Azura, Dean Allen, Clare Crumpton, April Lane, Heather Adams, Lena Thomas, Jennie Rawling, Marina Lee, Steve McKenna, Kevin Whittier, George James Fraser, Mark Fleming, Chris Wrein, Ashleigh Swain (as Ashleigh Motley), Joe Tyler, Simon Longdon, Steve Gunn, Bernadette Manton, Suzy Weatherall, Adam Jones, Marina Akarepi
concept by Sam Mason-Bell, Tony Newton, written by Sam Mason-Bell, Jason Impey, Maude Michaud, Kieran Johnston, Stephen Longhurst, Noel Rainford, Jason Figgis, Adam Jones, music by Samhain-Brazier, Alan Impey, Letterbox, Gun Next Door
review by
Mike Haberfelner
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Let's take filmmakers from all over the world and let them make home
movie style horror flicks - this seems to be (and most probably was) the
premise of this film ... and the result is actually rather fascinating, as
it has become an anthology that differs wildly in style and approach and
tells stories from all over the horror spectrum, from Jason Impey's story
about a very normal kid (with actual home movie clips of Impey himself as
a wee lad) who eventually erupts and becomes a brutal killer, via Maude
Michaud's miniature of Donna Hamblin sacrificing her own personal stalker
(Luc Bernier), to Diana Azura videoing herself in her haunted hallway, to
two girls of internet fame (Suzy Weatherall, Marina Akarepi) attempting to
do an interview with an actual vampire (Adam Jones), with foreseeable
results ... So basically, the film is a bit of everything -
which is a good thing, too, as if you don't like one episode you can be
sure that the next will go right to the jugular again, if one episode's
too serious, the next one's almost certain to be tongue in cheek, plus
there's restraint next to jump scares, atmosphere next to all-out gore,
and so on. Now one might argue that the film as a whole is a bit of a
hodgepodge - but if so, it's a rather exquisite one, one that holds gems
for fans of pretty much any variety of horror.
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Robots and rats,
demons and potholes,
cuddly toys and
shopping mall Santas,
love and death and everything in between,
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to
is all of that.
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to -
a collection of short stories and mini-plays
ranging from the horrific to the darkly humourous,
from the post-apocalyptic
to the weirdly romantic,
tales that will give you a chill and maybe a chuckle,
all thought up by
the twisted mind of
screenwriter and film reviewer
Michael Haberfelner.
Tales to Chill
Your Bones to
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