5/5
A tragic love story, a pianist, a few photos, a messenger and a terrible revelation….
- Horror, Mystery
- United States
- 2021
- 11 min
David A. Roncone has crafted an admirable horror film with stellar visual effects, cinematography and color-grade. Ianua Coeli Linhart’s performance deserves high acclaim for her ability to provoke fear and authenticity. Emanuele Di Simone’s daunting portrayal as the antagonist is extraordinary – amplified with first-rate visual effects. The narrow narrative would benefit from further exploration of the characters – in order to arouse viewer empathy. ‘Stuck’ is a riveting horror that has potential for a feature film adaption. Highly recommended.
David A. Roncone has crafted an admirable horror film with stellar visual effects, cinematography and color-grade. Ianua Coeli Linhart’s performance deserves high acclaim for her ability to provoke fear and authenticity. Emanuele Di Simone’s daunting portrayal as the antagonist is extraordinary – amplified with first-rate visual effects. The narrow narrative would benefit from further exploration of the characters – in order to arouse viewer empathy. ‘Stuck’ is a riveting horror that has potential for a feature film adaption. Highly recommended.
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