After a family tragedy and ensuing drunken disaster, Evan (Lou Taylor Pucci) quickly finds his life in the proverbial toilet. With the law literally at his door, he heads to Italy on a whim, finding the change of scenery... invigorating. Especially, upon meeting a beautiful woman named Louise (Nadia Hilker), who seems to somehow be wherever Evan winds up. Soon, Evan is captivated, love blooms, and the preternatural terror begins.
SPRING is another wonderfully odd, innovative film from Director's Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. Drawing from several genres, this movie is fascinating from start to finish, managing to be both eerie and touching, without being sappy. The perfect movie for romantic horror / sci-fi / monster enthusiasts.
Special mention must be made for the Directors' full use of the incredible Italian scenery...
SPRING is another wonderfully odd, innovative film from Director's Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead. Drawing from several genres, this movie is fascinating from start to finish, managing to be both eerie and touching, without being sappy. The perfect movie for romantic horror / sci-fi / monster enthusiasts.
Special mention must be made for the Directors' full use of the incredible Italian scenery...