Point of Fear (2006)

Director:

Brooks Benjamin

Writer:

Brooks Benjamin (writer)

Genre:

Drama | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Tagline:

What are you afraid of?

Plot:

When Mark, Parker, Melissa, and Karen decide to go camping in the small town of Pleasant Point, they find the town has much to offer...

Plot Keywords:

Killer | Video | Low Budget Film | Festival | Independent Film

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Austin Musick	...	Melissa
Jason Benjamin	...	Dr. Michael Jamison
Casey Payne	...	Parker
Linds Edwards	...	Mark
Erica Bundy	...	Karen
Steve Miller	...	Sheriff Wade
Tina Jenkins	...	Grace
Zachary Redden	...	Albert
Kelle Miller	...	Dale
Roger Caldwell	...	Butch
Reggie Law	...	Mr. Mackey
John Miller	...	Robert
Janice Stanton	...	Lucy
Jill Colgin	...	Edna
Alice Barnes	...	Alice Gentry

Runtime:

96 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA

Company:

Lycan Entertainment

Trivia:

If you look closely at the article that Mark holds, you can see the street name for Dr. Jamison's office is Romero Street (alluding to George A. Romero) and the author's last name is Savini (alluding to Tom Savini).

Quotes:

Melissa: I'll drive first. I want to get it over with.
Karen: [everyone looks at Karen] Don't look at me. I wanted to go to the beach, not some redneck mountain resort!
Mark: Karen, the beach is overrated.
Parker: Yeah, but big busty blondes in bikinis! That's no overrated.
Melissa: But old men in thongs are.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Boys of Summerville (2008)

Point of Fear Rocks

This movie was amazing. I enjoyed the soundtrack, acting, and the story! The cinematography was great. The scenery was wonderful as well. Jason Benjamin did an amazing job as Dr. Jamison and I really enjoyed every single death scene. Every fight scene was choreographed to perfection, and you really felt the sense of urgency that the characters felt as well. At the start of every fight or death scene there was some awesome music kicking in that just made you want to scream! There were several instances when the theater would go through the emotions with the characters as well. One minute you are laughing and the other minute you are wondering what in the world just happened. What you are going to see is great fight scenes, good acting, awesome dialog, and killer music. What you will not see is a bunch of dumb teenagers doing the exact opposite of what they should be doing. You will also not be compelled to scream at the theater screen "You're going the wrong way," or "what an idiot" which is the case in many horror flicks. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to see a good slasher film with some intelligence to it.