The former star of "The Affair" and "Fringe" talks from home about his new series, "Little Fires Everywhere."
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Title: Incident on and Off a Mountain Road (28 Oct 2005)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Bree Turner | ... | Ellen | |
| Angus Scrimm | ... | Buddy | |
| John DeSantis | ... | Moonface (as John De Santis) | |
| Ethan Embry | ... | Bruce | |
| Heather Feeney | ... | Young Woman | |
While driving at night along a lonely road through the mountains, Ellen gets distracted by her radio and hits a car parked on the road. She faints and looks for help since her car does not start again. She meets Moonface pulling a woman in the woods. He's a deranged monster-like man that collects human bodies. She is abducted by Moonface, but she recalls the survival lessons of her husband Bruce as she faces and fights back against the killer. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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As far as Masters of Horror goes, there have been better episodes that could have kickstarted the series than this one. The plot is a standard stalk and slash thriller, which seems odd coming from the man who gave us Phantasm and Bubba Ho-Tep. This is really new territory for him and as such it is certainly better than most of its brethren, but still far from the genius one comes to expect of Coscarelli. Granted, the killer is a gruesomely twisted vision and Angus Scrimm delivers a truly kooky performance but none of this really makes a difference in the long run as we get a chase through the mountains juxtaposed with scenes of the heroine and her abusive survivalist husband. All in all, this is a real letdown from the Coscarelli.