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It's in the Blood (2012)When a father and son become stranded in the wild, they must confront the horrors of their past to escape with their lives. Director:Scooter Downey |
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Title: It's in the Blood (2012)
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| Lance Henriksen | ... |
Russell
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| Sean Elliot | ... |
October
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| Rose Sirna | ... |
Iris
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Michael
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Andrew Varenhorst | ... |
Monster
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Cameron Wofford | ... |
Little October
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| Cassie Kinchen | ... |
Little Iris
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Dog | ... |
Zeus
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| Gary Teague | ... |
Fleshling
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Samantha Vine | ... |
Earthling
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When a father and son become stranded in the wild, they must confront the horrors of their past to escape with their lives.
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EnglishRelease Date:
28 January 2012 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Spiderwood Studios, Austin, Texas, USACompany Credits
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Russell: I clean up, grab a beer, go sit in the ol' rockin' chair and watch TV. You know, I haven't paid that bill in over a year. All I get is white noise. It's like ants fighting... I sit there every night watching ants fighting until I fall asleep... and in the morning I get up and do it all over again... and that's all there is. I got nothing left... but white noise.See more »
Despite some good acting by Lance Henriksen, this movie is hamstrung by a plot that makes no sense at all. It's not even a "makes you think" kind of ambiguity, just a complete failure to understand the rudiments of plot. Utter waste of time, and the positive reviews for this are clearly either the producers or some publicist involved -- no one could claim this movie was anywhere near good. The cinematography is passable, the special effects laughable, the guy playing October is horrific and has the charisma of a piece of toast, the monster is more kitschy than scary, etc. The guy who plays the villain comes off as suitably creepy at least, but that's about the most one can say about this dim-witted exercise in obfuscation.