4/5
A woman awakes from what seems to be a dream to be asked the question: ‘where did you go last night?’. A film that…
- Drama, Experimental
- United States
- 2021
- 11 min
Throughout the film, which is entirely shot in black and white to enhance trepidation, Geren delivers Riddle’s versus with adept conviction that aids the overall storytelling. Accompanying the dialogue is a sequence of sinister footage of the woodland – which brings to life Riddle’s formidable account. The visuals include; ungodly looking forestry, baleful mist and intimidating wildlife. Michael Crane’s menacing sound and musical composition also plays a pivotal role in crafting the tone.
Under Waide Riddle’s proficient direction and writing, ‘A Haunting in Arkansas’ is sharply crafted from start-to-finish. John Orphan’s cinematography also deserves high praise – an eye-catching watch that is guaranteed to spine-chill. Jack Geren’s poetic delivery is certain to keep viewers engaged – his performance is finely executed without fault or staleness. An unmissable watch. Highly recommended.
Throughout the film, which is entirely shot in black and white to enhance trepidation, Geren delivers Riddle’s versus with adept conviction that aids the overall storytelling. Accompanying the dialogue is a sequence of sinister footage of the woodland – which brings to life Riddle’s formidable account. The visuals include; ungodly looking forestry, baleful mist and intimidating wildlife. Michael Crane’s menacing sound and musical composition also plays a pivotal role in crafting the tone.
Under Waide Riddle’s proficient direction and writing, ‘A Haunting in Arkansas’ is sharply crafted from start-to-finish. John Orphan’s cinematography also deserves high praise – an eye-catching watch that is guaranteed to spine-chill. Jack Geren’s poetic delivery is certain to keep viewers engaged – his performance is finely executed without fault or staleness. An unmissable watch. Highly recommended.
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