Review of Stake Land (2010) by Gary T — 27 Aug 2014

Wow just seen this movie 4 the 1st time n think that this is a good movie 2 watch.....its got a good cast of actors/actressess throughout this movie......i think that connor paolo, nick damici, kelly mcgillis, danielle harris, sean nelson, play good roles/parts throughout this movie......i think that the director of this horror movie had done a good job of directing this movie because you never know what 2 expect throughout this movie.....its got good fight scenes throughout this movie.....its got good car chases throughout this movie.....

Prequels.

The producers, Glass Eye Pix, created seven webisodes as prequels set during the start of the apocalypse, to coincide with the release of the film.

Origins (Directed by Larry Fessenden): A boy is filming his father, a butcher, on the job for a school project. He continues filming the family at dinner as a news report about the plague can be heard in the background. Later, the boy goes outside to see his father but the man, turned into a vampire, begins chasing the boy, who runs back to his house and is attacked by his mother, also turned. The father then slashes the boy's head off his body.

The Day I Told My Boyfriend (Written and directed by Graham Reznik, story by Nick Damici): Belle lets her boyfriend know about her pregnancy as they ride in his car. They are immediately involved in a car accident and Belle, trapped in the upside-down, smashed car, sees her motionless boyfriend being dragged away into a field.

Jebedia (Written and directed by Larry Fessenden): Jebedia Loven reads the Bible while receiving a tattoo on the back of his head.

Willie (Written and directed by Danielle Harris, story by Nick Damici): Former Marine Willie is walking alone through a rural area, dragging his bags. He comes upon several dead bodies and pulls out a Cross to pray.

Sister (Directed by JT Petty, story by Nick Damici): Sister is alone in her church. A body, wrapped in cloth, begins to twitch, and other wrapped bodies are revealed. Sister drags them outside and douses them with gas, then begins praying. A truck pulls up and three men get out, two of them dressed in Brotherhood robes. One removes his robes to reveal he is naked underneath. Sister tosses a lit candle on the dead bodies and looks at the men.

Martin (Written and directed by Glenn McQuaid): Martin is having a dream about himself and the plague, when his mother wakes him and tells him to pack a bag. He hears noises outside the house but joins his mother to head out. Both characters are wearing the same clothes as in the initial scene in the film.

Mister (Directed by Larry Fessenden, written by Nick Damici): Mister makes his way to his childhood home in the woods, where his father has had to shoot his mother after she turned. The father then dies, and Mister retrieves his skull pendant from around his neck before burying him and his mother.

Its got a good soundtrack throughout this movie.....man this is such a really really dark movie 2 watch but it is such an enjoyable movie 2 watch......

The film opened on one screen on April 22, 2011, and made $7,258 in its first week. In its second week, the film expanded to five screens and made an additional $8,437. The total domestic gross for the film in its limited theatrical run was $33,245.[2] It was released on home video August 2, 2011.

Man this movie is so so so dark, its got a good cast throughout this movie.....man this is a really really dark movie 2 watch it is such an enjoyable movie 2 watch its got a good soundtrack throughout this movie.....man this is such a deep dark movie.....man this is such a slow movie 2 watch but it is such a really dark movie 2 watch, its got a great cast throughout this movie, it is such a dark movie 2 watch but it is such an enjoyable movie 2 watch with a great cast throughout this movie......