Director:
Shawn LindenGuión:
Shawn LindenCámara:
Greg NicodMúsica:
Kevon CroninReparto:
Camille Sullivan, Devon Sawa, Summer H. Howell, Nick Stahl, Lauren Cochrane, Erik Athavale, Jade Michael, Gabriel DanielsSinopsis(1)
Con una atmósfera en todo momento inquietante, la película sigue a la familia Mersault (padre, madre e hija), que vive en el bosque y sobrevive vendiendo las pieles de los animales que cazan. Cuando lo que parece ser un lobo salvaje amenaza su medio de vida, el padre decide salir a investigar. (Movistar+)
Reseñas (5)
¡Sorprendente! El misterio sostiene ingeniosamente la narración al alternar hábilmente entre los acontecimientos de tres personajes diferentes, con una atmósfera densamente oscura, pero también algunos momentos sorprendentemente perturbadores, casi amateur. Culminando con un éxito especialmente sorprendente para los conocedores del género.
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Hunter Hunter es un sutil pero sorprendente thriller ambientado en el bosque, con una buena dosis de suspense y unas cuantas golosinas de género al final. Mis sentimientos relativamente positivos hacia la película luchaban con mi antipatía hacia los nimrods, los cazadores de pieles y variedades similares, por lo que no puedo decir que apoyara del todo a los personajes principales ni que me impresionara lo que les ocurría a lo largo de la película. En cualquier caso, Devon Sawa se merece mejores papeles, el actor tiene madera.
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Avoid the trailer and, if possible, go to this blind, as I did. It begins as serious animal survival that puts against each other a family with an alternative lifestyle and a starving wolf. But then the story takes a path different from what most viewers would expect from animal horror, something that the trailer naturally spoils. If I had seen the trailer before the film, I would have surely enjoyed it less, but I didn’t and this was one of the most pleasant genre surprise of the year. The main characters are atypical hillbillies, which also helps. The execution is very good, the landscape is gorgeous, beautiful forests – it’s nice to watch and has a good atmosphere, but it could be a bit more tense. That said, the ending is a chapter on its own, it has balls. Around the 80th minute I was hesitating between strong three stars and weak four, but after the final ten minutes, there are no doubts.
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A Canadian animal survival drama about a family of hunters who are tormented by a hungry wolf. Nicely shot and with beautiful nature, Hunter Hunter also captures the attention thanks to main characters, who are not teenagers but seasoned hunters who hunt to survive. I quite liked that strange things start happening in the forest and you have absolutely no idea what is going on. However, the film suffers from a very slow pace and in hindsight not that much happens. The finale with one intense scene is a bit nice, but somehow not enough for a higher rating. Hunter Hunter is definitely worth a watch though. Story***, Action>No, Humor>No, Violence***, Entertainment***, Music***, Visuals****, Atmosphere****, Suspense***. 6/10.
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Ignoring the fact that it's a Neanderthal family living in the 21st century in the middle of the woods, hunting raccoons, sniffing deer poop and eating berries and game, which is an extreme idea stretched to the limit, it's actually an entertaining and at times suspenseful hunt genre film. It's fast-paced, doesn't offend visually either, and mixes wolves, cops and scavengers quite cleverly. The ending is perhaps a bit rushed and doesn't really fit in the context of the rest of the film, but otherwise it's kind of a golden average. Fans who love the woods, hunting, and the like won't outright gripe, but the rest of the spectrum of viewers can safely skip it and not miss anything.
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