Every once in a while, I stumble upon an indie flick that
looks intriguing and I have to grab them. That happened today as I was using
one of my last free move coupons from Family Video. That movie was the 2012
indie flick Armynel.
Plot/ When suppressed memories of an abusive childhood begin
to surface, a door is opened that was better left closed.
When I saw this one, I really did not know what to expect.
From Midnight Releasing, this is one of the best low-budget indie flicks to
come out of their catalog. It featured solid acting, great cinematography and
imagery, and enough atmospheres to make it work. The storyline was interesting
and entertaining. Yes, there could have been some more gore and it could have
had a longer run time, but those are just minor details that could have taken
this flick even higher. Of course, the
subtle Edgar Allan Poe references do tug on my heart and give it some bonus
points… In the end, this thriller is what makes watching independent flicks
enjoyable and this one should be seen. Check it out!
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