SYNOPSICS
Scary Tales (2014) is a English movie. Geno McGahee has directed this movie. Crystal Aya,Forris Day Jr.,Artin DuPlessis,Kate Lago are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Scary Tales (2014) is considered one of the best Horror movie in India and around the world.
SCARY TALES is a unique horror anthology featuring five tales. When four friends reunite at a remote cabin, they share some campfire stories, but the line between fantasy and reality soon gets blurred and the unexplainable begins to occur. Secrets get revealed and the stories come to life, turning nightmares into reality. Five tales, featuring twists and turns, zombies and ghosts, werewolves and demons, and more, create madness and horror in this anthology. The friends share their stories in the surrounding story of THE CABIN. The tales: THE BULLY features a man that is used to getting his way through force, but will soon encounter someone or something that will stand up to him. CURIOSITY KILLS sees Amber and Mike, on the run after a tragedy, only to stumble across a house and a family with plenty of secrets. MAJORITY RULES is about a crooked card game that leads to murder and then leads to something far worse. Personal demons take life and the zombies come knocking. THE BRIDGE is a ...
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Scary Tales (2014) Reviews
It's just a bridge
This is an anthology of 4 tales plus the ending. The tales were amateurish and boring. The acting was bad and dialogue dry with sorry attempts at humor. The soundtrack was bad and in one episode the sound was uneven, changing from person to person. IMDb claims the film budget was $200,000. It is clear they didn't spend a dime of that on actors or special effects, so where did the money go? The opening fonts and music were a laugh and would cause most viewers to turn it off at that point. Killings were done hidden from camera. Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.
Thoroughly amateurish
Yet another dreadful indie horror effort from director Geno McGahee, who really should be doing something more constructive with his days instead of churning out this endless nonsense. Once again a cabin in the woods is the backdrop for the telling of five mundane short horror stories, each indistinguishable from the last. Bad acting, bad writing, tedious pacing...it's all here, and thoroughly amateurish.