The Wretched
An unruly teenager grapples with his parents' looming divorce, only to collide with a malevolent force when his next-door neighbor is possessed by an ancient witch who feasts on children.
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Drew T. Pierce
Brett Pierce
Ed Polgardy
David Marion
Tony Aronovitz
Kyle W. Jolly
Derek Wiseman
Jessica Luhrssen
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Jack
Well well well... I am not certain what to think of this film to be honest. Overall, yes, it is a horror film and a unique story. But I have a thing against what they call a “teenage horror film.” Somehow these films don’t do it for me. Overall, the acting was mediocre as well. The make up person of the “monster”, you are the reason I don’t hate this film. Hats off to you. Would I watch it again? No. Would I make my friends watch it? No.
Repo Jack
I was stoked for The Wretched as it was one of the first mainstream movies released straight to VOD after a month of pandemic lockdown. It started great -- the usual horror-movie prologue was gripping and disturbing. The story was intriguing and mildly original with a "Rear Window" sub-plot that works well. And the creature effects were outstanding. Unfortunately, the lead protagonist was dull and annoyingly selfish to the point that it dragged most of the movie down with him, redemption arc notwithstanding.
SWITCH.
On a micro-level, 'The Wretched' gets the job done. The Pierce Brothers and their crew suck viewers in with pulpy wet sounds of flesh popping open or bones splintering. The simple pleasure of watching filmmakers take time to tease out their monster is slight, but it goes a long way when you stack 'The Wretched' up against its competition. Pick out any number of horror titles that came out in 2020, and see how well the Pierce Brothers film their witch in comparison. These scare scenes aren't just competent - they're consummately disgusting and appreciably creepy, too. - Jake Watt Read Jake's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-wretched-uneven-but-satisfyingly-disgusting
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The directors of The Wretched are Drew T. Pierce, Brett Pierce, Ed Polgardy, David Marion, Tony Aronovitz, Kyle W. Jolly, Derek Wiseman, and Jessica Luhrssen.
The cast of The Wretched includes Piper Curda as Mallory, Ryan Alexander Holmes as Adam, Zarah Mahler as Abbie, Pamela Gray as Counselor Rutland, Azie Tesfai as Sara, Jamison Jones as Liam, Gabriella Quezada as JJ, Kevin Bigley as Ty, John-Paul Howard as Ben, Amy Waller as Nora, Tug Coker as Mr. Gambel, Richard Ellis as Gage, and more.
The duration of The Wretched is 1h 35 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Wretched trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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The Wretched was released on 15 Dec 2019.
The Wretched is listed under Horror, Mystery, and Thriller on Fanbiz.
The Wretched has 3 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.3/10. One reviewer wrote: "Well well well... I am not certain what to think of this film to be honest. Overall, yes, it is a horror film and a unique story. But I have a thing against what they call a “te..."
