Xvid
An adaptation of a short story called "The Bridge to Body Island," by Robert Damon Schneck, the story centers on three Wisconsin college students who come up against the sinister titular "Bye Bye Man." Aside from this, the plot details (including the log line) are currently under wraps.
|
Douglas Smith | Elliot |
|
Lucien Laviscount | John |
|
Cressida Bonas | Sasha |
|
Doug Jones | The Bye Bye Man |
|
Michael Trucco | Virgil |
|
|
Jenna Kanell | Kim |
|
|
Erica Tremblay | Alice |
|
|
Marisa Echeverria | Trina |
|
Cleo King | Mrs. Watkins |
|
Faye Dunaway | Widow Redmon |
|
Carrie-Anne Moss | Detective Shaw |
|
Leigh Whannell | Larry Redmon |
|
|
Keelin Woodell | Young Mrs. Redmon |
|
|
Lara Knox | Jane |
|
Jonathan Penner | Mr. Daizy |
|
Nicholas Sadler | Professor Cooper |
|
Martha Hackett | Giselle |
|
|
Ava Penner | Anna |
|
|
Andrew Gorell | Rick |
|
|
Will F. Moore | Engineer |
|
|
Dan Anders | K9 Cop |
|
Kurt Yue | Fireman |
|
|
Jessica Graie | Fireman |
|
Laura Allen | Train Inspector |
|
|
Karin Boesler | College Student Pedestrian |
| Director | Stacy Title |
|
| Writer | Jonathan Penner, Robert Damon Schneck | |
| Producer | Oren Aviv, Marc D. Evans, Adam Fogelson, Cherilyn Hawrysh, Simon Horsman, Nancy Kirhoffer, Trevor Macy, Seth William Meier, Patrick Murray, Melinda Nishioka, Jonathan Penner, Robert Simonds, Jeffrey Soros, Donald Tang | |
| Musician | The Newton Brothers | |
| Photography | James Kniest | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
|---|---|
| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Review? |
|---|---|
| Location | Deleted |
| Purchased | On Apr 01, 2017 at Shaanig |
| Watched | Apr 19, 2017 (at Home) |
| Index | 4584 |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:44:46 |
| Modified Date | Jun 19, 2023 02:51:45 |
My quick rating - 4,2/10. I really am not sure if this was trying to parody horror films, or if this was to be taken as a serious flick. Either way, it wasn't very good. The story goes, this bye bye man when his name is mentioned, or read, or thgouht, I couldn't tell, but anyway, he has the abillity to make those effected see whatever he wants. Sort of an interesting idea, making others do the killing for him. It would help a lot if any of this was explained or to what extent this power goes. Also, maybe having a single actor that could make you believe a word they say would also have helped, but not here. The acting was horrible. After plodding along for an hour through somewhat random visions causing things to happen, the scary monster is revealed. Please note the sarcasm. Then it just becomes a bigger joke than it already was. Aside from a few creepy use of making people see whatever he wants, this movie has little going for it. The first 5 minutes showing the initial person effected is by far the only points in this movie. Don't bother, there is much better horror out there that actually doesn't come off as possibly comedy.
English 
Nederlands 
Deutsch 
Français 
Español 
Magyar 
српски 
Dansk 
Italiano 
Svenska 
Slovenčina 
Português 
