Ogre (TV 2008) 3.9
A vicious Ogre rules over a town that has been stuck in time since the 1800's. Director:Steven R. MonroeWriter:Chuck Reeves |
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Ogre (TV 2008) 3.9
A vicious Ogre rules over a town that has been stuck in time since the 1800's. Director:Steven R. MonroeWriter:Chuck Reeves |
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Bartlett Henry
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| Ryan Kennedy | ... |
Mike
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| Katharine Isabelle | ... |
Jessica
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| Brendan Fletcher | ... |
Stephen Chandler
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| Kyle Labine | ... |
Terry
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| Kimberley Warnat | ... |
Leah
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| John Shaw | ... |
Giles
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| Chilton Crane | ... |
Hester
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| Tyler Johnston | ... |
Matthew
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John Wardlow | ... |
Rolf
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Michael Puttonen | ... |
Abel
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| Alex Zahara | ... |
Lawrence
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Sean Campbell | ... |
John
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A vicious Ogre rules over a town that has been stuck in time since the 1800's.
We had free SuperChannel for a month so were watching everything under the sun. This movie sounded interesting, the first few minutes were good, so we kept going. All in all, we really enjoyed it. There were a few times that it made me think of The Village and I kept waiting for M. Night Shyamalan to pop into a scene, but other than that a really good movie. It was interesting, sometimes surprising, tense, and the non-Ogre parts of the movie were realistic, not cheap or cheesy, or painful dialogue. Even the graphics weren't all that bad. The acting was good all around too. What really surprised us was learning that it was a Canadian TV movie after we watched it. It didn't seem either Canadian OR TV at all; it could have been any really good straight-to-video release.