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Description: Genre: Crime & Thriller / Theatrical Release: 2005 / Director: Jeff Wadlow / Actors: Julian Morris, Lindy Booth ... / ... more Newest Review: ... Most of the school and her friends are unaware of her deviance and her slightly sadistic nature up until this point. When the ... more |
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by ChemicalRomance - written on 07.04.08 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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2005's 13 million dollar US box office hit, Cry Wolf, Written and directed by Jeff Wadlow and produced by Beau Bauman. The creation of this new film director and financed by his win of the Chrysler million dollar film competition, which he won with his short film, entitled _ Living the Lie _ . I've no idea why I actually picked this film up, it maybe that it appealed to my more teenage horror slasher side, or I think it was mainly because I fancied something new to watch have exhausted all the DVD's. the initial attraction I do think was the outside cover, I didn't actually realise until a little while after I bought it that it has the word _ believe _ ...
by plipplop - written on 17.04.06 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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Ignored and overlooked by his work-obsessed father, wayward teenager Owen bounces from one school and scandal to another. Arriving at his latest school for the first time, he can see no reason for things to be any different when he chances upon a rather attractive female student, who goes by the name of Dodger. Later that night, his room mate wakes him up to tell him that they are sneaking out for a few hours and when he is told that Dodger wants him to come along, he doesn’t hesitate in joining in. Dodger and friends have congregated in the school’s old chapel where, illuminated only by torch light, they play a game of bluff. One of them is a liar and the ...
by Ailran - written on 30.01.07 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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Cry_Wolf wants so much to be a hip trendy entry into the teen horror/killer genre but is just not good enough to come even close to rivalling the likes of Scream or its most obvious comparison Urban Legend. In fact it is very similar to Urban Legend with a dash of Gossip, the teen rumour spreading thriller, thrown in. Owen (???), is the new boy at Westlake Preparatory Academy. The first person he meets is Dodger (Lindy Booth – Wrong Turn, Relic Hunter), the sarcastic ‘queen’ of the school. She takes a shine to him and he is soon invited into her group of friends, bored rich kids with nothing much to do except play ‘the game’, a game of manipulation, lies and ...





