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I think that this film was great fun to watch.
Did it have flaws? Yes. Was it garbage? No.
Was I involved with it? Not in the slightest.
I had the pleasure of seeing this film after hearing glowing reviews. I think that it lived up to the hype moderately. Again, the film had flaws, but for being in independent film, it really was well made.
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It seems to me that someone was really bitter when they wrote the review absolutely scathing it. Why bother making accusations that because someone loved the movie that they had to have been in some way involved with the film? Even if it's true, I can say with all honesty that I've worked on films that I absolutely hated, and have publicly said that.
To me, the film was gripping, and while the style wasn't really my cup of tea, I can respect that and still view the film as a whole.
I was most intrigued to watch 'Wake The Witch' because out of all the films we've reviewed here at the Drive-In, nary a one has been directed by a woman; so believe me when I say I was keen to see a female's take on the horror genre and if the director, Dorothy Booraem, could successfully break the mold of a male dominated profession. Did she succeed? I'm happy to report an affirmative on that count. Booraem delivers a film that is intelligent and intriguing - terrifically utilizing the limited locations of central Nebraska and using them to her advantage yet crafting a tale that is offbeat just as much as it is suspenseful (I was reminded of stories by Joyce Carol Oates, which is a good thing!) While a comparison to Oates is high praise, this is not to say that it was a perfect film. While I was sufficiently impressed by most of the cast with Stefanie Tapio, Karis Yanike, and Martin Kenna standing out there were a few supporting cast members who were hit and miss with their deliveries. I also thought the same about the music in the film. Whenever something evil was afoot the low bass notes of the synthesizer were adequately chilling, but throughout the rest of the film the score seemed much too bland sounding more like a Disney Channel movie-of-the-week than anything. I think a darker, fuller score would have helped sell the sinister happenings more effectively for this reviewer.
