Young girl experiences visions of terror. A psychoanalyst, with a help of hypnosis, tries identify the source of her fears.
The way though her subconsciousness is expressed metaphorically as the main storyline - a school trip to woods where they face attacks of primitive but deadly dangerous creatures. Throughout the trip events from her childhood reveals in parallel.
Definitely, this is not a mainstream movie. Though, it has a shape of teenage horror, it is not a horror either. It reminds me "Still of the Night". Or maybe rather "Tween Peaks" - you have to keep track of reality lines. And this is, I assume, what many may find as confusing.
While "Fear Runs Silent" is far from professionalism of "Tween Peak" in movie making sense, still it keep you wondering and searching for solution till the very end.
The way though her subconsciousness is expressed metaphorically as the main storyline - a school trip to woods where they face attacks of primitive but deadly dangerous creatures. Throughout the trip events from her childhood reveals in parallel.
Definitely, this is not a mainstream movie. Though, it has a shape of teenage horror, it is not a horror either. It reminds me "Still of the Night". Or maybe rather "Tween Peaks" - you have to keep track of reality lines. And this is, I assume, what many may find as confusing.
While "Fear Runs Silent" is far from professionalism of "Tween Peak" in movie making sense, still it keep you wondering and searching for solution till the very end.