Stuffings

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Stuffings (2021) is a movie that I recently watched on Amazon Prime. The storyline follows a social media couple investigating a haunted forest on Christmas Eve where a history of murders have occurred. As people they encounter die shortly after they discover them, they quickly realize they may be added to the legends of the forest themselves. This movie is written and directed by Mathew J. Wilkinson (How NOT to Make a Horror Film) and stars Georgia Williams (Damper), Ognjen Trisic (Fowl Play: A Poultry Affair), Marcello D'Onofrio (Souls), Kathleen Halligan (Crime at a Funeral) and Daniel Moody (The Rover of Tobruk). This movie obviously had no budget and feels like it. The background sound effects in the movie and during the kill scenes was the best part of the film. The settings are well selected and there is some good humor in the dialogue here and there, the fart story was hilarious. But the overall horror elements, especially the kills, were weak. The masks and costumes were poorly made and felt rushed and the writing overall and acting is average to bad. Overall, this is a movie only worth a watch for fans of bad horror movies who are looking for an addition to the genre with a holiday twist. I would score this a 2/10 and recommend skipping it.

Super cheap, which is actually fine. In fact if it wasn't for some audio issues, I wouldn't complain too much. It's more entertaining than your average film factory pumped out Bruce Willis or John Cusack film. You won't be bored, and that is it's biggest merit. One or two of the actors are terrible, but I guess you have to work with what ya got when casting locals?? I did appreciate the almost Robocop vibes on social commentary. If you think about it, the leads actually don't save the day at all. In fact, they are kind of responsible for killing the kid. The monster is unique enough, but this isn't really a horror film in the traditional sense. Almost felt more like a Scooby Doo episode. Let's put it this way, I've seen much much worse then this and it did leave enough of an impression on me to watch it again in a few years time.

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There is no way this movie got 6.5. This movie has one of the worst stories and horrible acting! There are so many plot holes, Nothing in this movie was fun. It was overall is random.

Stuffings (2021) is a movie that I recently watched on Amazon Prime. The storyline follows a social media couple investigating a haunted forest on Christmas Eve where a history of murders have occurred. As people they encounter die shortly after they discover them, they quickly realize they may be added to the legends of the forest themselves. This movie is written and directed by Mathew J. Wilkinson (How NOT to Make a Horror Film) and stars Georgia Williams (Damper), Ognjen Trisic (Fowl Play: A Poultry Affair), Marcello D'Onofrio (Souls), Kathleen Halligan (Crime at a Funeral) and Daniel Moody (The Rover of Tobruk). This movie obviously had no budget and feels like it. The background sound effects in the movie and during the kill scenes was the best part of the film. The settings are well selected and there is some good humor in the dialogue here and there, the fart story was hilarious. But the overall horror elements, especially the kills, were weak. The masks and costumes were poorly made and felt rushed and the writing overall and acting is average to bad. Overall, this is a movie only worth a watch for fans of bad horror movies who are looking for an addition to the genre with a holiday twist. I would score this a 2/10 and recommend skipping it.

Super cheap, which is actually fine. In fact if it wasn't for some audio issues, I wouldn't complain too much. It's more entertaining than your average film factory pumped out Bruce Willis or John Cusack film. You won't be bored, and that is it's biggest merit. One or two of the actors are terrible, but I guess you have to work with what ya got when casting locals?? I did appreciate the almost Robocop vibes on social commentary. If you think about it, the leads actually don't save the day at all. In fact, they are kind of responsible for killing the kid. The monster is unique enough, but this isn't really a horror film in the traditional sense. Almost felt more like a Scooby Doo episode. Let's put it this way, I've seen much much worse then this and it did leave enough of an impression on me to watch it again in a few years time.