Taglines: Evil hides inside.
After the death of her grandfather, a young girl named Alysa (Trista Robinson) goes to town to claim the house she left and clean and sell. As soon as he arrives, he witnesses strange events at home. An entity that he cannot see starts to disturb Alysa. It is as if he wants to show his way, to tell something. Afraid of this situation, Alysa calls her girlfriend Steph (Hannah Race) to support her and tries to solve the events together.
Echoes of War is a 2019 American psychological thriller film written by Brian Avenet-Bradley and directed by Brian Avenet Bradley, and Laurence Avenet Bradley. The film stars Trista Robinson, Hannah Race, Paul Chirico, Marshal Hilton, Elif Savaş, Danilo Di Julio, Ian Heath, Norman Zeller, Curt Lambert, John Ryan McLaughlin, and Anatol Felsen.
Film Review for Echoes of Fear
Filmed with a very small budget and a limited cast of 9 people, I think the film is the average for fear. The production, which aims to intimidate the presence of supernatural forces in the house where the ghosts live by, makes it feel a little bit. Who’s the ghost walking around the house? What’s in the basement of the house? Is there any outside influence? Have you been involved in these questions like the protagonist of the film? Did you ask yourself if there is a secret to the house where I live? If you didn’t ask, I’m sure you’il ask after this movie.
Digging things up and following the clues, finding out what the ghost is after, and looking for answers to the question ”why? Abilir can make Alysa the next victim. The eerie house, the flashing of the lights itself, the strange strange sounds, the vague shadows, the movements of the things in the house, and the secrets of other oddities, all secrets are revealed. These events, which took place in the first hour, are evolving in the last 30 minutes in a completely logical unexpected direction.
The husband and wife directors tried to distill the essence of the ghosted home films in order to make this film viewable and aim to give the audience what they want with care and accuracy, avoiding the clichés in other horror movies as carefully as possible and try to solve the events. Thus, as you learn where the story goes, you startled and feel uncomfortable about what happened.
The screenplay, fiction and actors that keep a film alive. In particular, scenarios involving ghosts are more popular with fearful audiences. The fiction is well done and the actors are well adapted to their roles. Marshall Hilton and Trista Robinson in the role of gentle, polite old neighbor David perform quite well. A Turkish actress named Elif Savaş, who lives in America, played a short role in the cast.
The essence of the word: Echoes of Fear is a production that gives audiences what they want to love horror-thriller movies. If you are a fan of this genre, I recommend you not to miss it.
Echoes of Fear (2019)
Directed by: Brian Avenet Bradley, Laurence Avenet Bradley
Starring: Trista Robinson, Hannah Race, Paul Chirico, Marshal Hilton, Elif Savaş, Danilo Di Julio, Ian Heath, Norman Zeller, Curt Lambert, John Ryan McLaughlin, Anatol Felsen
Screenplay by: Brian Avenet-Bradley
Cinematography by: Laurence Avenet-Bradley
Makeup Design: Renae Goodhew, Megan Hebert
Special Effects by: Renae Goodhew
Visual Effects by: Sarah Paul
Music by: Benedikt Brydern
Distributed by: Artist Rights Distribution
Release Date: November 20, 2019
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