In a Violent Nature

So guess what... A group of loud and brash twenty-somethings decide to take a weekend break in a remote cabin and manage to arouse the wrath of a long buried corpse who emerges and wreaks havoc on them and the poor old park ranger (Reece Presley). Sound familiar? That's probably because this hasn't an original bone in it's body and after about fifteen minutes I suspect you'll just think these kids actually deserve everything that "Johnny" can come up with. The victims are the usual mix of couples who are together, were together, want to be together; there's the obligatory couple of lesbians (though not for long) and way, way, too many meandering shots of the malevolent critter walking through the woods time and time again. There's some quit...

Slasher fans are going to admire writer / director Chris Nashs fresh and original, yet still traditional, take on the horror sub-genre with his sadistic film In A Violent Nature. With his distinct style and extremely unsettling movie, Nash subscribes to the Terrence Malik school of thought with a less is more approach, delivering a visually impactful and terrifying film thats filled with violence, gore, and a brooding atmosphere that makes it feel wholly unique.

Johnny (Ry Barrett) is a vengeful spirit who is resurrected and ready to deliver payback after a horrific crime that occurred over 60 years ago. Johnnys been brought back to life when a group of friends remove his treasured locket from his final resting place, a collapsed fire to...