The Hillbilly-Slasher gore fest that is “A Bothered Conscience” was shot in the backwoods of Northern Arkansas with a budget of only $2300. Taking around 30 days to shoot, and a few months for all the post production, and you have yourself one hell of a movie….from what I hear! I havent seen the movie yet, but from all of the reviews and press it has been recieving since it debut, this one looks like a winner.
There really is (aside from zombies) nothing better and more creepy than being stuck in the middle of nowhere, hunted by crazy rednecks, and slowly losing your mind!! And it sounds like this flick has a little mixture of all three. This one sounds like a winner and I cant wait to personally see it! Check out the film synopsis below and all of the links to the offical site as well.
Synopsis: Deep in the remote Arkansas backwoods, a father passes on the traditions of the Ozark mountain men to his 5 year-old son. Under his strict and cruel guidance, young Lucas learns to protect the family land at all costs, and hones the skills of the hunt that have been handed down from generation to generation. But their prey is no ordinary game. . . because the McGavins are hunting trespassers! Twenty years later, when his father is murdered in a savage act of retribution, Lucas is left alone to preserve the twisted family legacy.
Desperate to live up to his father’s expectations, the pressure and isolation soon begin to take their toll. Haunted by visions of a violent past, Lucas becomes more dangerous with each passing day, and his ability to distinguish reality from hallucination quickly dissolves. Ghostly figures lurk in the shadows of the unforgiving forest, taunting him with their screams as they claw their way ever closer. They are everywhere. . . and nowhere. But have the rotted corpses of the McGavin prey risen from the dead to exact their revenge upon Lucas? Or are they simply the manifestations of. . . a bothered conscience? Official Website Movie Information below–> 87minutes running time Not Rated Written & Directed by: Dennis Smithers, Jr. Produced by: Dennis Smithers, Sr. Cast: Stephen Martin, Dennis Smithers, Sr., MacFarland Martin, Tina O’Neal, Thomas King
