This is a low-budget horror film based around the familiar “kids go into the haunted woods” premise.
IMDb: 6.4 with few votes.
A weekend of camping intended to break Scott out of his post breakup depression, quickly turns into a weekend of bloodshed, as his friends are picked off one by one by the urban legend that haunts the very woods they’re in.
The very woods they’re in? I would hope so. It wouldn’t be much of a horrorr movie if the urban legend had been haunting the next forest down the road.
Jessa Jupiter Flux
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Hi Scoop, I don’t know the other way to contact you so I try this. I would like to put in the spotlight one movie from Serbia for you so you are aware of its existence.
That is the second movie from director Maja Miloš. Her first movie was “Clip” packed with explicit scenes (can be found all over internet) with Isidor@ Simij0n0vic in the role of main caracter, who was sixteen at the time (so some body doubles due to that) and now established actress. This second movie (premiered couple of days ago, seventeen years after the first one) “Pukotina u ledu” (“Rift in the ice” or “No fairy dust”) features an established move and TV actress (and very famous) in the main role Jov@na St0jiljkovic and, let me tell you this, she looks really great. She is not shy, her scenes from previous movies/shows can be easily found but these are nothing compare to the scenes from this movie. I didn’t see the movie myself, unfortunately but I was able to find some comments like people leaving the theater due to explicitnes of the sex scenes, some are saying that there are almost only sex scenes throught the whole movie, erected penises, sperm flying and please note (according to the movie makers) the main character is present in almost every single scene of the movie. The theatre life begins 16. of September in Serbia.
Bellow is translated part of the movie review:
” The second thing, completely expected for Maja Miloš, is the explicit sexualization of the content, both in reality and in Marija’s (main character) dreams and fantasies. The latter tend to be quite twisted, strange, and morbid, while not contributing to the story at all. Even without them, the author quite frequently bombards us with images of bare breasts, buttocks, and genitals, trimmed or shaved pubic hair. This abundance of sex is even less sexy than the sadomasochistic games in “Clip,” but that is also a clear authorial decision to critique Serbian reality through these scenes.
Nudity, therefore, may not be in question, but Maja’s authorial logic regarding who takes off their clothes and why certainly is, as it actually defies logic—both conventional and that of film clichés. Specifically, the supposedly modest protagonist strips off quite often, as does her “prince” in just one but quite pornographic scene, one of the “sisters” briefly while changing clothes, as well as female extras in an orgy scene in an extra segment whose obvious goal is to take a jab at the country’s political elite.”
So, I asume you have contacts, eyes and ears everywhere, maybe some resources as well: We need to find this movie samwhere on some digital platform as soon as it becomes available and I am pretty sure it will worth it! Please, have look!
p.s. She just won an award on the latest festival for the role