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Oof, this was boring. There is some decent gore, but it feels like it was made to let a few of the actors sing on screen. It’s only 82 minutes, but feels twice as long.
Bloody; gory; grisly; gruesome; low-budget; short; uneven; well-crafted.
I was lucky enough to catch an early look at this last year and it makes me so happy that it’s finally having a theatrical run! I still think it’s one of the better horror flicks to come out of Wisconsin, and much of that is thanks to three great central performances,…
Grab your glow sticks and get ready for a grotesque trip into the northwoods. Filled with humor and horror, Creature Fear is an indie film worth watching, just maybe not with a stomach full of pretzel bites. And THAT final shot is frightenly creepy, wrapping up the entire…
“It’s weird up there, bro. Nothing good happens north of Madison.” Now, I’m not sure of the exact numbers, but I’d guess that maybe half of all movies made in Wisconsin are somewhere within the horror genre. So when I say that Creature Fear is one of the best…
On the big screen again. Proud of the team.
Showing at The Towne Cinema in Watertown, WI at 7pm on May 27. Tickets are $3 at the door. I’ll be in attendance along with one of our leads, Jarrod Langwinski. 10% of net proceeds for this theatrical screening and all future screenings will go towards sponsoring a Chronic…
I've never seen a film so undoubtedly rural Wisconsin without it also feeling like they were making fun. I can't wait to see more from this whole crew. I'll especially be keeping an eye out for more work from Jarrod Langwinski. He really had me rooting for his character,…
“Nothing good happens north of Madison.”