Demigod

Artist Vodka Films (2021)

Horror

USA | English | Color

#4889

3.7

2,222

Xvid

MKV

| 1 disc

Robin, who travels with her husband to Germany’s Black Forest upon learning that her huntsman grandfather has died and left her all his worldly possessions. Upon arrival, a terrifying secret forces her to reckon with her family’s past and a mysterious ritual she thought was the stuff of fairy tales.

Cast View all

	Sherri Eakin	Pregnant Woman
	Sarah Fisher	Fell
	Lindsay Anne Williams	Hettica
	Elena Sanchez	Latara
	Christian Stokes	Grimur
	Yohance Myles	Leo Murphy
	Rachel Nichols	Robin Murphy
	Miles Doleac	Arthur Fuchs
	Rachel Ryals	Amalia Fuchs
	Jeremy London	Karl Schaffer
	Tatiana Piper	Katya
	Manon Pages	Tabitha
	Mike Mayhall	Well-Dressed Man
	Chukwuma Onwuchekwa	Cernunnos
	Wesley O'Mary	Hunter 1
	Oliver Hofer	Hunter 1

Crew View all

Director	Miles Doleac
Writer	Miles Doleac, Michael Donovan Horn
Producer	James Victor Bulian, John Lawrence Doleac, Miles Doleac, Mike Mayhall, Rachel Nichols, Lisa O'Mary, Wesley O'Mary, Margaret Rocconi, Paul Rocconi, Nathan Tape, Lindsay Anne Williams
Musician	Clifton Hyde
Photography	Nathan Tape

Personal

Owner	Jackmeats Flix
Location	Deleted
Purchased	Oct 11, 2021 at GalaxyRG
Quantity	1
Seen	Oct 13, 2021
Added Date	Oct 11, 2021 04:29:13
Modified Date	Nov 29, -0001 23:58:45

Notes

My quick rating - 4,6/10. It is the old demons who want to go on a forest hunt for witches' routine. The movie is presented in two ways. The night scenes in the forest of Germany (Mississippi, but why split hairs) and the day scenes. I point that out because it felt like two completely different filmmakers for each extreme. The night scenes are wonderfully shot and have a creepy atmosphere trapping you in. But then the day scenes are filled with pointless dialogue and static shots that drag out a 95-minute flick. After the passing of a woman's grandfather (Rachel Nichols), she and her hubby (Yohance Myles) head back to her birthplace in Germany where he left all of his worldly possessions for her. But in the forest awaits something sinister. The folklore in this one is so convoluted that my initial line to this sounds silly and that is because it is. They stumble into some spirit that wants to have a hunt for humans in some bizarro game. The two mentioned actors do fine in their roles, for this movie that is but the remaining characters that they run across are borderline ridiculous. Except for the little girl, she seemed genuinely afraid at times and others like she was in on that whole thing. This movie needed plenty of convincing to make it believable. I found the shift back and forth distracting and I was shaking my head after quite a few scenes wondering "why?". I doubt this is rooted in any form of tales from anywhere and if so, those campfires must've been pretty boring. It is a competent effort in the actual filming just a silly story that was way too uneven for me to enjoy.

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