Directed by:
James Koya JonesCinematography:
Stephen M. LyonsCast:
Traci Lords, Frank Whaley, Dina Meyer, George Newbern, Dan DeLuca, Gabrielle Anwar, Melissa Sue Anderson, Michael Ahl, Jack C. Newell, James A. RayPlots(1)
Six friends are brought together at the funeral of a childhood friend. A search through their deceased friend's house reveals a map to a time capsule they buried some 20 years earlier which spurs the friends to find it and dig it up. After uncovering the trunk, the unexpected is found... the rotted remains of a child. The closer they come to remembering the circumstances of the mysterious child's death, the closer they come to their own reckoning. The memory that will eventually kill them one by one is the same memory they need to discover to stay alive... (High Fliers Films)
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Another dud from Horrorfest. I avoided it like the plague, expecting another boring ghost story, but today internet was down and Crazy Eights was the only film I had available. It wasn’t that boring, but I don’t think I’ll ever have the courage to watch it again.
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A prime example of what happens when the creators are aiming for a horror film with a sophisticated story, while lacking the skills and funding. Given the fact that I nearly counted more producers than actors in the opening credits, it seemed rather cheap. I failed to see the point of this film, if I can even call it that. I was so bored that the fast-forward button came in handy a number of times. It was simply pathetic, but at least I got to see Traci Lords again :-))
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