SYNOPSICS
Bride of Scarecrow (2018) is a English movie. Louisa Warren has directed this movie. Claire-Maria Fox,Manny Jai Montana,Lucia Edwards,Claudine-Helene Aumord are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. Bride of Scarecrow (2018) is considered one of the best Horror movie in India and around the world.
A failing radio host finds out she has inherited a farm house in Wales from a family she never knew she had. But what goes on the land is story in which people have gone missing every 20 years. Fixed on repairing her career, she sets off with her friends to make the ultimate discovery for her radio show - but what she discovers may well be what she would least expect - for every 20 years, the Scarecrow will rise, and this time - he's seeking a bride.
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Bride of Scarecrow (2018) Reviews
Terrible
The film was absolutely terrible. The plot got very boring with a lot of talking and hardly much action to keep you entertained. Don't get me started on the acting, it was very poor. Do not buy and save your money.
Worzel did it better.
The idea of a malevolent scarecrow is such an appealing one, it's a constant surprise to me that every film based on that premise I have seen is so mixed. This, sadly, is no exception. I have no problem with a low budget. Some of my favourite films are chronically under-funded. Stilted acting is not a huge issue for me. Sound problems synonymous with such projects is a minor irritant. Yet these things, alongside listless characters (with a strange collection of mangled accents), repetitive dialogue, a thin story-line with no originality, a running time that seems to last a lot longer than it actually does, ensure things become very dull very quickly. Years ago, June's parents were murdered by a scarecrow who rises every 20 years. This time, he's seeking a bride, bless him. We get a quickly told backstory, involving curses and a murdered man having his eyes pecked out, and that's about it. Claire-Maria Fox plays May, a faded radio host, who inherits a large Welsh farm house. With a motley group of friends, she sets about solving the mystery of the scarecrow. Before the opening credits have rolled, we have three attacks. Each victim reacts in exactly the same way: sensing 'something' behind them, they turn around ever-so-slowly to confront the hooded horror. Director Louise Warren and writer Shannon Holiday mix some effective flourishes (especially towards the rather touching finale) to what is otherwise a drawn-out and unengaging story-line. There are some excruciating moments too, to be honest: in a séance scene for example, the camera pans round slowly across to the four characters taking part, which leads to a long pause between lines of dialogue as each actor waits for the camera to fall on them, leaving the others gesticulating wildly as they await a response. Possibly May's boyfriend Darren (Manny Jai Montana) emerges as my favourite - it's a good, unforced performance that manages to escape the dialogue issues infecting the others.
You're invited to a wedding
In 1910 a man accused of something is killed by a vigilante mob and his bride to be is burned alive. Except we don't get to see it. Now every 20 years (although it never works out that way) he comes back at the anniversary and kills anyone on the land. His descendants, not too much about the out of wedlock child, guard the farm to make sure no one gets hurt, but people do go missing from miles around. If it was me, I would post the land and take a holiday at this time. May (Claire-Maria Fox) is a radio talk show host who specializes in unsolved 19th-century murders and can't keep her ratings up. She inherits the place and the scarecrow who wears new clean work gloves. He looks like a man with a burlap bag over his head and also appears during the day...not too sure what the seance was about. The barm/stables were very clean and I was not sure who tended to the horse and chickens that were there for the year no one lived there. Also, the old newspaper clippings showed zero signs of yellowing. In fact, they look like something that was printed by a computer printer. All the newness was very insulting to a seasoned viewer. The filmmakers didn't even try, or else they thought the audience would be too stupid to notice. Wifi service, but no cellphone service. The horror was light and the scarecrow wasn't scary. Guide: F-word. Near sex. No nudity.
Bad Jeepers Creepers knock off
I wish it was possible to give a film minus ratings... this is really bad! My hubby got it for £3 from a bargain bin and even that is a rip off for this film. Some dj finds out she's inherited a property and land which is under a terrible curse - a scarecrow who comes back every year to get a bride and slaughter people. It's an awful premise for a film. Terrible acting, no suspense, predictable and downright boring. Jeepers Creepers did it so much better. We switched off after 15 mins. Don't waste your time.
Don't bother
I love indi-horror. I always try to find something to appreciate in these kinda low-budget flicks. This movie, however, fails of every level. I have never regretted watching a movie so much before. Do not waist your time.