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Weirdling W.
Jan 5, 2021
Jan 5, 2021
‘As above so below...in nightmarish Leffert’s Corners there’s nowhere left to hide, the devil lurking in the earth below and cri
‘As above so below...in nightmarish Leffert’s Corners there’s nowhere left to hide, the devil lurking in the earth below and crippling fear polluting the world above!’
... view more>In 1994 Full Moon Entertainment released another spectacularly grisly, darkly Gothic, H.P Lovecraft-inspired fear-fest ‘Lurking Fear’, a smartly written and ably directed low budget gut-puncher by C. Courtney Joyner. In the terminally desolated rural hamlet of Leffert’s Corners, this archetypal, long-neglected ghost town is ignominiously dragged ever further into despond by the uncommonly foul, subterranean machinations of physically profane, evil-seeded, human flesh coveting fiends below them! To compound Leffert’s Corners increasingly abject misery, of the four strangers who suddenly arrive into the isolated town, one includes John Mortense (Blake Adams) an estranged relative hoping to stake his claim on the benighted Mortense family’s ill-gotten fortune, the young mercenary Mortense being closely followed by a malign mob of gun-happy goons led by an especially erudite B-Movie hoodlum Bennet (John Finch) a duplicitous ingrate who plans to secure the hidden loot for himself by any means necessary.
The escalating brutality of the repellent gargoyles craven attacks and the hair-triggered villain’s increasingly asinine behaviour galvanize locals Cathryn Farrell (Ashley Laurence) and slovenly booze hound Dr. Haggis (Jeffrey Combs) to stand their devil-polluted ground against these monstrous, earthly and unearthly travails! And it is in this desperate melee, claustrophobically cloistered within the town’s majestically dilapidated church where the fulminating fear, far from lurking, surges bodily out of the stinking, cadaverous ferment to lace its icily gnarled fingers tightly around the viewers unsuspecting throat!
‘Lurking Fear’ for all its brevity is generously replete with sublime filmmaking talent, especially note worthy being the marvellously moody score by Jim Manzie and the triumphantly ghoulish, skin-crawlingly disturbing practical FX by Alchemyfx (Wayne Toth et al.) which remain an eye-poppingly lurid delight. The mouldering look of the credibly age-dilapidated sets by ace designer Milo make for a suitably sinister backdrop to these eldritch shenanigans, all of their outstanding artistic contributions lending this finely honed shocker a deliciously doomy, frantically nihilistic, morbidly misanthropic atmosphere that I’m sure the legendary author of the original story might strongly approve of! view less
... view more>In 1994 Full Moon Entertainment released another spectacularly grisly, darkly Gothic, H.P Lovecraft-inspired fear-fest ‘Lurking Fear’, a smartly written and ably directed low budget gut-puncher by C. Courtney Joyner. In the terminally desolated rural hamlet of Leffert’s Corners, this archetypal, long-neglected ghost town is ignominiously dragged ever further into despond by the uncommonly foul, subterranean machinations of physically profane, evil-seeded, human flesh coveting fiends below them! To compound Leffert’s Corners increasingly abject misery, of the four strangers who suddenly arrive into the isolated town, one includes John Mortense (Blake Adams) an estranged relative hoping to stake his claim on the benighted Mortense family’s ill-gotten fortune, the young mercenary Mortense being closely followed by a malign mob of gun-happy goons led by an especially erudite B-Movie hoodlum Bennet (John Finch) a duplicitous ingrate who plans to secure the hidden loot for himself by any means necessary.
The escalating brutality of the repellent gargoyles craven attacks and the hair-triggered villain’s increasingly asinine behaviour galvanize locals Cathryn Farrell (Ashley Laurence) and slovenly booze hound Dr. Haggis (Jeffrey Combs) to stand their devil-polluted ground against these monstrous, earthly and unearthly travails! And it is in this desperate melee, claustrophobically cloistered within the town’s majestically dilapidated church where the fulminating fear, far from lurking, surges bodily out of the stinking, cadaverous ferment to lace its icily gnarled fingers tightly around the viewers unsuspecting throat!
‘Lurking Fear’ for all its brevity is generously replete with sublime filmmaking talent, especially note worthy being the marvellously moody score by Jim Manzie and the triumphantly ghoulish, skin-crawlingly disturbing practical FX by Alchemyfx (Wayne Toth et al.) which remain an eye-poppingly lurid delight. The mouldering look of the credibly age-dilapidated sets by ace designer Milo make for a suitably sinister backdrop to these eldritch shenanigans, all of their outstanding artistic contributions lending this finely honed shocker a deliciously doomy, frantically nihilistic, morbidly misanthropic atmosphere that I’m sure the legendary author of the original story might strongly approve of! view less
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