Sculpture (2009)

Sculpture is a psychological horror gore-fest that tells the story of Ashley Steele, an aspiring artist who returns home after the death of her father only to find the haunting memories of ... See full summary »

Director:

Pete Jacelone

Writers:

Marv Blauvelt (story), Pete Jacelone (story),

Stars:

Raine Brown, Misty Mundae, Dustin Kerns

Cast

Credited cast:
Raine Brown	...	Ashley Steele
Misty Mundae	...	Emily Porter
Dustin Kerns	...	Adam Steele
Susan Adriensen	...	Rose Steele
Marv Blauvelt	...	Frank Steele
Alan Rowe Kelly	...	William - the gallery curator
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Bonavia	...	Model
Chris Borre	...	Art Dealer
Anthony Catanzaro	...	Ryan
Lisa Deane	...	Woman #2
Lisa Deane	...	Woman #2
Rachele Deane	...	Young Emily
Austin Dossey	...	David
David Gilkey	...	Sal
Nick Giorgio	...	Young Adam

Storyline

Sculpture is a psychological horror gore-fest that tells the story of Ashley Steele, an aspiring artist who returns home after the death of her father only to find the haunting memories of her repressed childhood await her. She is commissioned to create a life-size sculpture of the perfect man, and uses body builders from her brother's gym as models, but soon finds herself spiraling down a path of unspeakable psychopathic terror and murder as she frantically tries to complete her masterpiece.

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Plot Keywords:

sculpture | death | murder | memory | terror | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 July 2009 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Chester, New Jersey, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

THR Productions, Screamkings Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

User Reviews

A well sculptured production

The main features of the independent movie scene which attract me more than the celebrity dominated, hyped up, big bucks mainstream output are the little gems of films produced in the indie sector. These productions are often based on original ideas involving a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and skill by all concerned - actors, actresses, directors, producers and crew - despite financial limitations. Sculpture starring Raine Brown, Misty Mundae (aka Eric Brown) and Dustin Kerns falls perfectly into this category.

Raine is a talented actress who has displayed tremendous versatility through her involvement in over 30 films - many in leading roles. She has certainly made intelligent use of the experience gained to the extent that I am confident that whenever I view a film, in which Raine has a prominent role, satisfaction is guaranteed. In Sculpture, she portrays a young artist with a split personality whose mood swings between joy and pleasure to torment. When in the grips of the latter, she adopts the attitude of a demented, piranha fish. In order to make her point, she displays great multi-tasking ability by weaving an attractive spiders web to entice victims and then skilfully utilising an array of DIY and Kitchen implements and ornaments.

The viewer's curiosity regarding the possible appearance of the show-stopping Sculpture is raised immediately in the opening sequence and as the film progressed I was constantly speculating on what the finished article would look like. The opening scenes also contain brief flashbacks which provide sufficient initial background detail before plunging the viewer into the main thread of the storyline. Further details of the past are then neatly presented in further flashback sequences as the present day events unfold. These flashbacks are just adequate and not overdone in this entertaining and interesting film.

Two other actors with substantial roles in the film are Misty Mundae and Dustin Kerns. I have seen Misty's name mentioned previously but this was the first viewing of her in a film. She certainly attracts attention with her effervescent screen personality and mischievous look on this occasion. Dustin is a young actor who was in the Bollywood film 'New York' which starred a couple of my favourite actors from that genre namely Katrina Kaif and John Abraham