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Writers:
Joseph London (additional screenplay material)
Johannes Roberts (writer)
Release Date:
22 August 2006 (USA) more
Tagline:
Thrown out of heaven...they'll take you to hell...
Plot:
A group of friends go on a roadtrip and come to a stop in a forest where legend has it a group of naked bisexual female monsters lurk. Will they awake them? And if so will they survive? full summary | add synopsis
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I enjoyed it, so shoot me more (30 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Tom Savini | ... | Stephen | |
| Daniel Maclagan | ... | Judd | |
| Nicole Petty | ... | Molly | |
| Sophie Holland | ... | Ally | |
| Richard Cambridge | ... | Emilio | |
| David Hood | ... | Andrew | |
| Francesca Kingdon | ... | Sally (as Frances da Costas) | |
| Steve Hart | ... | John | |
| Dan van Husen | ... | Crazy Old Man | |
| Shaun Hutson | ... | Himself | |
| Marysia Kay | ... | Fallen Angel (as Marysia K.) | |
| Eleanor James | ... | Fallen angel | |
| Cleo Mason | ... | Fallen angel | |
| Hana Urushima | ... | Additional Fallen Angel | |
| Charlotte Hunter | ... | Additional Fallen Angel |
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Also Known As:
Demonic (USA) (video title)
Johannes Roberts' Demonic (USA) (complete title)
Johannes Roberts' Forest of the Damned (International: English title) (complete title)
The Forest (USA) (working title)
The Forsaken Forest (UK) (working title)
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Rated R for horror violence, nudity, language and some sexuality.
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95 min | Japan:86 min | USA:83 min (DVD)
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UK:18 | Germany:18 | USA:R | Finland:K-18
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The main characters in this movie Emilio, Ally, Molly, Judd are named after The Breakfast Club (1985) actors Estevez, Sheedy, Ringwald and Nelson. more
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Continuity: After Judd is hit in the head by the rifle, the wound repeatedly swaps between the right temple to the left temple. more
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Followed by Forest of the Damned 2 (2010) more
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This film seems to have a lot of negative reviews and it is fair to say that there are many problems. For example, the film contains a couple of sepia tinted freak out sequences that are just ugly to watch. Also, the acting is of a generally low standard, some of the characters are real irritating and the cameo by Shaun Hutson epitomises pointless and stupid. I say this even though I greatly enjoyed his novels as a kid. Tom Savini has a weird watchability though, even if he can't act. The pacing is uneven, with a nice opening followed by a long stretch of not much good. This all sounds very negative, but there was a fair amount that pleased me in the film. The gore moments were gnarly and effective, and though more would have been handy, whats there is satisfying. Also, the murderous nymph creatures made for a beautiful and compelling enemy and the occasional erotic situations mixed with attacks were a happy departure from generic evil in the woods movies. Also, once Tom Savini arrived on the scene the film went from slightly dull to wholly watchable, and the flaws of the film just began to give it a mildly humorous bad but entertaining vibe. So in my book, bad but worth a shot if you see it on the cheap.