The Devil’s Woods 2015 123movies

Watch: The Devil’s Woods 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – A group of friends trying to repair their strained relationships decide to spend the weekend camping at a music festival. En route they stop off at a small town in the middle of rural Ireland. However, this seemingly idyllic country town is darkened by a history of strange events. Can a town that is inherently evil literally tear them apart? Can they survive. – The Devil’s Woods..
Plot: A group of friends trying to repair their strained relationships decide to spend the weekend camping at a music festival. En route they stop off at a small town in the middle of rural Ireland. However, this seemingly idyllic country town is darkened by a history of strange events. Can a town that is inherently evil literally tear them apart? Can they survive…. The Devil’s Woods.
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Needs much help
Okay, I know I am very critical of horror movies but I do love them. I just hate when they try to get “artsy” or use intense music as an aid. I don’t mind the intense music if its used correctly. This film uses intense music that leads to nothing. And what’s with the color filters? Really? Takes me back to when vhs first came out and I saw a brooke shields horror movie that used red flashing tones to warn you of a scary moment lol. This movie had great promise but I couldn’t even finish it. The music was too annoying and the color flashing irritating.

Home spun indie horror that makes perfect Hallowe’en fare
Horror may be back with a bang at the box office but the true aficionado knows the real thrills come down the dark byroads of indie cinema. The Devil’s Woods definitely fits in the latter category. Opening with a quote on witchcraft courtesy of Emily Dickinson, the setting isn’t rural 19th century America but the 21st century Irish countryside. In the hands of directory Anthony White it’s a place of equally brooding Gothic menace. This is no slow building drama – we’re set us up quickly and shockingly for what lies ahead.

The drama revolves around two couples setting out from Dublin for a music festival deep in the country (which, let’s face it, for most Dubliners means anywhere beyond Naas). With the impeccable logic of a horror, they ignore all the pretty Tourist Board scenery in favour of some dark and eerie backwoods. Of course, they can’t hear the incidental music we hear, but surely even they can tell from the zoned out, unfriendly locals and desolate ruins that it might be worth checking out the Yelp reviews before setting up camp for the night.

A strong cast, led by Stephen Cromwell and the ever-reliable Eoin Quinn, complimented by White’s fluid directing style, build the atmosphere nicely, slyly capturing the undercurrents and tensions among couples as they are drawn further and further out of their comfort zones. Some well-tuned comic banter provides light relief from the shocks and well- timed twists.

The Devils’ Woods doesn’t take itself too seriously, but maybe the critics should. White has achieved impressive results on what was apparently a minuscule budget. This is gutsy, gritty, gonzo filmmaking, driven by a genuine desire to entertain. A strong ending brings all the threads together nicely. Among all the scares of the Devil’s Woods, perhaps the biggest is the realisation that there may be nowhere worse to be trapped than in the great wide open.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 13 min (73 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Drama, Horror, Mystery
Director Anthony White
Writer Stephen Cromwell, Anthony White
Actors Stephen Cromwell, Aidan O’Sullivan, Eoin Quinn
Country Ireland
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Aspect Ratio 16:9 HD
Camera Canon 5d Mk III, Canon 600D
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