Shadow Beings (2005) (V)

Director:

Charles Bryan

Writer:

Charles Bryan (writer)

Genre:

Fantasy | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

Ever see someone out of the corner of your eye, but when you looked, they were gone?

Plot:

The Evil Ones have been trapped in-between the worlds for millennia. They cannot cross the veil that...

Plot Keywords:

Veil | Shadow Beings | Enki | Possession | Parallel Universe

Cast

Charles Bryan	...	On Looker #4, Monks, Human Slave, TV voice #1, Cannabis Witness (voice)
Chris Callahan	...	On Looker #2
Scott Carrillo	...	Enki
Heather Danielle	...	Kat (as Heather Haycock)
Robert Falbo	...	TV Voice #2 (voice)
Doug Faxon	...	M.I.B. #2, On Looker #3
Kurt Fillmore	...	M.I.B. #3
Scott Greenwood	...	On Looker #1
Evan Johnson	...	Brien Boru
Mark Jones	...	M.I.B. #1
Paul Martinez	...	Aliester
Tracie Minkoff	...	En'Kara
Katie Reynolds	...	Natasha
Seamus Seanachaoi	...	Priest
Ruth Walker	...	Book Store Owner

Runtime:

84 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (NTSC Color)

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Filming Locations:

Sonoma County, California, USA

Company:

Mind's Clay Productions

Quotes:

En'Kara: Can you help us exorcise these demons away?
Priest: No... I don't do that any more.
Aliester: Why not?
Priest: Because I... Or any priest for that matter, wasn't actually casting them back into the abyss. We only coerced them to go elsewhere, take possession of something else. Not always people, but sometimes creatures, in order for them to get away. For 8,000 years... We thought we knew what we were doing...

Soundtrack:

Revelation

An interesting and worthwhile insight into the closed world(s) of a supernatural roller-coaster

A striking, edgy, shocking,and magnificently unpredictable movie for a first time filmmaker.......All constructed on a nano budget. Now that "being" said. The areas where this movie lacked are areas which are easily correctable. This film had some shots that drug on a bit too long. Overall the acting was good, minus a wooden character or two. But, as I said, easily correctable. I watched this movie twice, which, especially for an independent flick with a small budget, is something I don't usually do. This movie with a larger budget..Bigscreen bound. I'm looking forward to seeing what else this new director has lurking in the shadows........