Evolution of Evil (2018)

A psychological survival thriller based in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. Getting away from it all has never been so dangerous.

Director:

Kevin Forrest

Writer:

Kevin Forrest

Stars:

Jeffrey Arrington, Michael Draper, Dennis Fitzpatrick

Cast

Credited cast:
Jeffrey Arrington	...	20 Something Boy #1
Michael Draper	...	Christopher
Dennis Fitzpatrick	...	Arvis
Nikki Flinn	...	Frank
Ana Harvey	...	20 Something Girl #1
Emily Krouse	...	20 Something Girl #2
Charles Martin	...	Zig Zag Mountain Cafe Extra
Erin McGarry	...	Lori
Eric Naslund	...	Truck Guy
Shade Streeter	...	20 Something Boy #2
Jill Sughrue	...	Store Clerk

Storyline

A psychological survival thriller based in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. Getting away from it all has never been so dangerous.

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Genres:

Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 September 2018 (Turkey)

Also Known As:

Evolution of Evil

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

70 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Surprisingly mildly DISTURBING! But terribly anchored by bad camera angles and tons of unwanted b-roll

"Evolution of Evil" 6/10🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 From the start this film just takes way too long to begin. From the drawn out over head drone shots or the macro out of focus heavy aperture b-roll, These scenes should never go longer then a couple seconds but in this film many scenes drag on for 10-15 seconds longer then they should and there's a ton of them. The terrible camera angles may also play a big role for the off putting feel you get from watching this film but it's not all bad. The characters convoluted attitudes of acting like outdoorsy health snobs who hate the fact there not miles from another human being kinda adds a little realism to the main characters and the protagonist Kookoos who show up deserve a mental ward that's built in their name. What this film lacks is cohesion at certain times I guess with a limited budget certain scenes would just cut instead of special effects but the attempts are honest enough to not feel as though you've wasted all of your time, Yes it could have capitalized with more graphic scenes and more backstory to the crazies but I was entertained enough to watch all the way through. It's not the greatest by any means but it has a few moments at being mildly disturbing for people like myself who are into that.