Forest of the Damned (2005)

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?

Director:

Johannes Roberts

Writers:

Joseph London (additional screenplay material), Johannes Roberts

Stars:

Tom Savini, Daniel Maclagan, Nicole Petty

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

Storyline

In England, when the naive Emilio buys an old van, he invites his friends Judd, Molly and Andrew and his sister Ally to travel to a lake in the woods. They get lost and while trying to get directions in a bar in the road to follow the trip, they are scared by a crazy old man, who tells that there are missing persons on the spot. Then, Emilio runs over a woman and she faints. The group sees a mailbox in the roadside and Judd, Molly and Andrew enter in the forest trying to get some help. Along the night, they are chased by naked fallen angels thirsty of blood and their keeper.

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Plot Keywords:

forest | woods | lost | tied to chair | torch | 

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Taglines:

Thrown out of heaven...they'll take you to hell...

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for horror violence, nudity, language and some sexuality

Details

Official Sites:

Gatlin Pictures

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 August 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Demonic

Filming Locations:

Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gatlin Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min 83 min (DVD)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The main characters in this movie Emilio, Ally, Molly, Judd are named after The Breakfast Club actors Estevez, Sheedy, Ringwald and Nelson.

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Goofs

In the movie's opening scene. As one of the angels approaches her victim (from behind shot) she can be scene wearing shoes even though she is supposed to be barefoot.

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Connections

Followed by Forest of the Damned 2 (2011)

User Reviews

Very Few Movies Drive Me To...

turning them off before the closing credits start rolling. This was one of those few. I'm sorry I spent the $7.00 buying this movie and may consider either tossing it or using it to shim a kitchen table.

The movie opens with a couple making out on the hood of a new Mercedes Benz. Within the first 2 minutes, the "fallen angels" arrive, start making out with the guy who basically walks away from his girl friend. The angels go from beautiful to hideous with no care to how the special effects are done and basically kill the guy.

At this point, I'm saying.. "hmm, okay, I'll give it a bit more.. at least up to Savini"

The main characters were pathetic and the obnoxious sister was just overly obnoxious to the point of total annoyance.

Tom Savini comes in as a crazed homeowner with a house that's prolly 2-3 miles from his mailbox with no driveway.. yeah sure. His acting is terrible (stick to effects, make-up and George Romero cameo's please).

The "fallen angels" are played by cute girls, but not angelic looking by any means. Pretty but not gorgeous.

Bottom line checklist as to what this movie is lacking:

-Background story -Effects -Acting -Budget -Scares

What the movie offers:

-Total boredom

Take your money and your time and watch something, anything else.