STORYLINE: A fractured family are forced to face their demons, metaphorically and literally, as they unwittingly become embroiled in a man's attempt to prove the existence of the supernatural in order to overturn a friend's murder conviction.
DIRECTOR: Adam Ethan Crow.
WRITERS: Adam Ethan Crow, Stuart Wright (additional material).
STARS: Oded Fehr, Corey Johnson, Alexandra Gilbreath, Emily Haigh, Sean Buchanan, Aislinn De'ath, Kashif O'Connor, Anya Newall, Alana Wallace.
PRODUCED BY
Shelley Atkin.
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Stuart Nicholas White.
MUSIC: Mario Grigorov, Steven Schwalbe.
FILM EDITOR: Ben Hooton.
COUNTRY: UK.
RELEASE DATE: November 09, 2021 (VOD - DIGITAL).
PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
- Ditto Films.
DISTRIBUTORS:
- 1091 Pictures (USA).
SUMMARY-INFO: Brittish horror movie directed and written by Adam Ethan Crow making it his directorial feature-length debut. This indie film counts with with a great cast, such as Oded Fehr (The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, Resident Evil: Extinction, Resident Evil: Apocalypse), Corey Johnson (Hellboy, Kick-Ass), Alexandra Gilbreath, Emily Haigh (The Lockdown Hauntings, The Dare), Sean Buchanan, Aislinn De'ath, Kashif O'Connor, Anya Newall and Alana Wallace. The film is scored by Mario Grigorov (Look Away, Gnaw, The Dare, The Evil Within).
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REVIEWS:
“Lair is a solid horror/thriller that has a few decent scares and an uncomplicated plot that will hold your attention. The story could have been fleshed out a little more to explain certain aspects and I did feel that Crow sometimes went for atmosphere over story. For a first feature though, Lair looks fantastic, it genuinely attempts to do something different with possession...” www.entertainment-focus.com
“It’s good every once in a while to dip your toe or to take a swim in the waters of independent horror productions. To get a feel of what the filmmakers are up to these days. And Lair will do exactly that. It’s very easygoing and without much gore. For fuck’s sake, nothing much happens for practically an hour. At least when it comes to graphic violence. I also liked the whole weed angle, clearly written by someone with experience.” www.rabbit-reviews.com
“The ins and outs of the plot get fairly hard to follow […] though it pays off with a decent final twist about who’s really been benefiting from all this. I would have said a far-fetched twist, but the believability train leaves well before we get to this juncture and simply delivering a creepy surprise is enough to cap off a messy, but often entertaining picture.” www.johnnyalucard.com
CAST - CREW:
Oded Fehr
Alana Wallace
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