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The timing and editing in ShadowMarshare on point. There are no lagging conversations or people staring off into the sunset to bulk the film up into a feature length story. Every interaction has a point. The drama between the characters is intriguing to follow, especially as they realize what’s really going on in the woods of the town of ShadowMars...
As I mentioned above, ShadowMarshis more of a drama than a straight up horror film. There are horror elements, but they’re quick scenes of wet blood splatter and not much else. Audiences looking for bloody people running through the woods or the terror of being the hunted by an emotionless evil may be disappointed with this one. There’s also the fa...
ShadowMarsh is an intense thriller with imperfect yet likeable characters, an engrossing story, and a demonic creature that can’t be stopped. The horror element is a bit lacking. However, the plot and storyline make up for that. If you get the chance, you should take a chance with ShadowMarsh. You may like it as much as I do.
Aug 24, 2023 · Written by Matthew Festle, Matt Leal, and Megan Olenik, with Leal directing, ShadowMarsh is one of those small indie films that puts its money in the atmosphere and performances of its cast. The story here is one that will feel familiar, but it works well, and it’s brought the screen in a way that keeps the attention on the film.
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Megan Olenik. Writer: ShadowMarsh. Megan Olenik is known for ShadowMarsh (2022).
