Hunting Camp

20052005
38m

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A story of deception, lies, and betrayal. Jake decides to take Steve up on his offer to spend a weekend away at a hunting camp with the hope of putting his past behind him. During the course... Read allA story of deception, lies, and betrayal. Jake decides to take Steve up on his offer to spend a weekend away at a hunting camp with the hope of putting his past behind him. During the course of their stay we learn that not all is as it seems and their journey takes a fatal turn.A story of deception, lies, and betrayal. Jake decides to take Steve up on his offer to spend a weekend away at a hunting camp with the hope of putting his past behind him. During the course of their stay we learn that not all is as it seems and their journey takes a fatal turn.

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7.0/10

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Trivia
Funded by the director himself and made possible by the hard work of friends and family, final numbers came to approximately $4000 which mainly went towards equipment.

Crazy credits
Star Trevor Huster (as "Steve) earned two interesting credits for the film: "Best Man in the Water" for a sequence requiring him to lay face down in a freezing cold stream for back-to-back days of filming. And "1st to Pass Out" as a result of filming the dialogue-heavy porch chat scenes with George Petrus (Jake) which required the two to swig Erie Brewing Company's famous Railbender Ale for 20+ takes.

Connections
Referenced in Bogo (2005)

Soundtracks
Outlive Your Enemies
Recorded at Diecaster Studios, Erie PA
Produced by Trevor Huster
Performed by Seahollies
Written by Seahollies

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Featured review

7/10

A Crystal Clear Cinematography

I had the honor of watching the premiere of Hunting Camp with about two hundred other people. The first that came to my mind after watching the movie was its crisp clean picture quality. The cinematography was top notch.

The story deals with the relationships of three men and a woman. After watching the movie one can only wonder how self centered our lives have become.

Compared to the director's last movie, Shakespeare's Dilemma, this movie was much better made. The acting, direction, and scene locations were very well thought of. One can only see the development stages of a soon-to-be-famous director from this movie.

A note of suggestion though. Story telling makes more sense when causes of events are explained well. A lot of events were assumed understood by the audience which at times made the story harder to comprehend. Also flash backs are better portrayed with a different color scheme, if not b&w.

I am eagerly waiting for Mr. Lyon's next production. The way he is improving, I must say that soon he will be a national figure.

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