In A Violent Nature – Movie Review
Director: Chris Nash
Writer: Chris Nash (Screenplay)
Cast
- Ry Barrett (Lifechanger)
- Andrea Pavlovic
- Cameron Love
- Reece Presley (Psycho Goreman)
- Lian Leone (Darts)
Plot: When a locket is removed from a collapsed fire tower in the woods that entombs the rotting corpse of Johnny, a vengeful spirit spurred on by a horrific 60-year old crime, his body is resurrected and becomes hellbent on retrieving it.
Runtime: 1 Hour 34 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: In A Violent Nature starts when a rotting corpse rises from its grave. It starts lumbering through the woodland area in search of vengeance. Meanwhile, a group of young adults including Kris (Pavlovic), Colt (Love) and Troy (Leone) arrive in the area. They tell the story of a horrific death in the area.
The killer starts stalking the local area, picking off the visitors, a violent manner. When his rampage continues, the locals must do what they can to stop him as the survivors try to find a way out.
Verdict on In A Violent Nature
In A Violent Nature is a horror thriller following a rotten corpse that comes back to life and goes on a rampage. It follows most of his point of view, as he hunts down victims, including the typical young adult group. However, the question remains what has caused it to raise from the grave?
This movie takes the slasher concept and turns it on its head. It does this by following the killer and only tending to see the group of victims within his earshot. The best way to describe it, would be like watching Friday the 13th only from Jason’s point of view. When it comes to the violence, it is graphic, the special effects team needs praising because nothing is held back on. Certain kills feel overly violent and could turn people off, but it dives more into the lore of the killer. In the end, it feels like a throwback to the 80s slasher movie.
Final Thoughts – In A Violent Nature is brutal, gory and feels like a throwback.
