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The Roost (2004)

Cast: Richard Little, Richard Little, Barbara Wilhide, more...
Director: Ti West, Ti West
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Rating: Not Rated
Studio: Showtime Entertainment
Running Time: 81 min.
Languages: English
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Synopsis
Creatures of the night find new prey on the scariest night of the year in this horror story. It's Halloween night, and four friends -- Allison (Vanessa Horneff), Elliott (Wil Horneff), Trevor (Karl Jacob), and Brian (Sean Reid) -- are on a road trip en route to a friend's wedding when their car breaks down after running into something. Looking for help, the four happen upon the farmhouse of an elderly couple, Elvin (Richard Little) and May (Barbara Wilhide), which is located next to a huge barn. Elvin and May have already become lost in the darkness of the barn, and soon two of the lost travelers are suffering the same fate as they search for friendly strangers. However, while they can barely see a hand in front of their face, they discover they're not alone in the barn, which has become home to a huge swarm of bloodthirsty bats. The Roost is framed by an introduction and postscript from a television horror show host, played by Tom Noonan. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Batty by talltale November 11, 2006 - 2:48 PM PST
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Low-budget crap that has somehow garnered a following, THE ROOST is about as silly and unwatchable a scare movie as I have encountered in a long while. Rent the Project Greenlight-sponsored "Feast," for heaven's sake, if you want something clever, frightening and often funny. "Roost" sucks even worse than the badly manipulated vampire bats that provide the film with a title and its supposed "menace."




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