
A duo of gun happy redneck hunters stupidly break a sacred circle in a hunting spree, which releases the deadly wendigo. The wendigo kills many of the hunters gruesomely, leaving the chosen woman and a gun toting idiot to destroy the deadly beast.... (Full plot summary below)
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A duo of gun happy redneck hunters stupidly break a sacred circle in a hunting spree, which releases the deadly wendigo. The wendigo kills many of the hunters gruesomely, leaving the chosen woman and a gun toting idiot to destroy the deadly beast.
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| User ReviewIan BA cross between Equinox and Evil Dead. Great stop motion effects and some funny music. I was impressed by many things in this underrated horror |
| User ReviewJustin Wsurprisingly enough, this is actually a pretty dang good movie. as you watch, you can tell it was heavily influenced by 'evil dead 2'...and if you can't tell, the 'evil dead 2' movie poster on the wall in one of the scenes should give it away. if you like the evil dead films, this flick is worth a gander. chances are you'll enjoy this little nugget of troma goodness....even with all the bad acting. |
| User ReviewBrittany DTwo hunters stumble upon an elderly man's heavily wooded property in the cold Michigan winter. After refusing to leave and then killing him, they unknowingly release the legendary Wendigo, a foul creature of Native American mythology, that will stop at nothing to kill. They must lure the creature back to its circle before time runs out. Intentionally campy and pretty entertaining for those that like B-horror movies and can take it for what it is. Actually one of the more entertaining of its genre, in my opinion. It is action-packed right from the beginning with many more cheap special effects and terrible lines right behind the next tree. |