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The Aztec Box Coming On Halloween 2013

February 7, 2013 By Horror Palace Leave a Comment

SHORT SYNOPSIS

Four college students dig up an ancient Aztec relic in their own backyard, only to discover a dark force that is attached to it.

 

LONGER SYNOPSIS

Following a strange, cult-like incident, police recover home video footage from a residence in Riverside, California.

The footage starts as we see Nick and Darren film themselves as they attend a South American history class at UC Riverside, California. We learn that they are actually film students and are filming themselves for practice to prepare for an eventual career in film.

Nick has a girlfriend named Karen and Darren has a girlfriend named Liz. All four of them move into a house in Riverside as their apartment lease expires.

Nick and Darren attend a Modern Television class, where their professor tells them their class assignment is to create a Reality Show filming their daily life.

As they setup cameras, they notice strange occurrences around the house,  such as lights turning on and off, strange sounds during the night. They seem to be coming from the backyard.

Liz, Darren’s girlfriend, decides to plant a lemon tree in the backyard of the house. As Darren starts digging through the rough soil with a shovel, he discovers there is something buried in the ground.

They dig out a wooden crate, open it, and discover it contains an ancient Aztec human sacrifice container.

 

ABOUT THE FILMMAKER

The Aztec Box is written, directed and produced by Serge Bronstein.

The following is an excerpt from an interview:

Q: What inspired you to write “The Aztec Box”
A: I have always liked ancient history and have always been interested in film. One of the reasons for creating this film as the fact that, in my opinion, there are very few good movies produced by Hollywood nowadays. As a kid, I loved watching Indiana Jones, and one of my favorite shows on TV is Pawn Stars. Even though it’s scripted, I loved how it teaches the viewer these little historical stories. In my film, I wanted to involve some ancient mystery, but also make sure that it is plausible, believable and tied into actual historical events. The Aztec Calendar was all the rage in 2012, so when I started writing the script in early 2012, I picked the Aztecs over the Egyptians.

 

ABOUT THE CAST

Nick Uzarski – Nick plays … Nick, the main character in this film. Nick is a native Californian and enjoys surfing and basketball.

Brisa Freitas – plays Karen, Nick’s girlfriend. Brisa is originally from Brasil. She loves yoga and bellydancing. Brisa has an extensive theatre background and is currently living in New York.

Suziey Block – Suziey plays Liz, the antagonist of the story. Suziey is a striking brunette and a veteran actor and director. Suziey starred in Entrance – a suspense film about a barista in Los Angeles stalked by an unknown admirer. Suziey is originally from Michigan and currently resides in Los Angeles.

Hans Hernke – Hans plays Darren, Liz’s boyfriend and Nick’s best friend.

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Serge Bronstein – https://www.aztecbox.com/site/contact/

Filed Under: Featured, Halloween, Horror News Tagged With: aztec, block, box, brisa, bronstein, footage, found, freitas, hans, hernke, nick, serge, suziey, uzarski

Followed Home Review

March 10, 2012 By Horror Palace Leave a Comment

Followed Home Cover PosterMovie: Followed Home
Year: 2010
Studio: Think Dreamer Productions
Director: Joaquin F. Palma 
Language: English
Length: 73 Minutes
Sub-Genre: Slasher

Plot: Young friends on a weekend outing have the misfortune of witnessing a murder…only to be followed home by the killer. Unaware they’re being stalked by a maniac, the traumatized quartet of vacationers try to forget about the carnage…but then, they realize they’ve been followed home. Ever seen something scary and walked away feeling safe? Beware: You may have been…followed home!

Review: I am always excited when a new slasher hits the market, and after the initial scene I was thinking Followed Home had something strong going for it. In typical fashion, in the most clever of slashers, the filmmakers thrust you into the terror with a brutal opening. Followed Home was no exception; an initial stabbing with tension and screaming, but this movie takes a nosedive, and a fast one at that.

We meet 4 friends, Sam (Zachary Ryan Block), a new proprietor of his own website design firm, his girlfriend Lauren (Tammy De Kauwe) and 2 employees. These 4 head out into the mountains for a peaceful romp in a cabin. It’s during these 30 minutes, where you must suffer with the hideously poor dialog and lazy acting. The opening scene girl comes running to their abode which traumatizes them, they then struggle to maintain their own sanity.

Since the audience must suffer through the garbage time of the film, you are praying it can only get better when the hooded madman offs the friends one-by-one. It is quite the opposite; the attack scenes are hilariously bad and the scare scenes are utter failures. Not to mention the lackluster music and sound effects.

I racked my brain to think of some positive things in Followed Home, but I came away with basically zilch. This was one of the most boring slashers I have ever seen in my life. Coming in at a shade over an hour, I struggled whole heartedly to make it to the end. I can’t believe in a genre that is never boring you could botch such a thing.

Followed Home was released on DVD 4 months ago, and I am befuddled on how this got such wide distribution in many notable online retailers. This is bottom of the barrel horror fans. Overall, this is an epic disaster in the slasher genre, avoid it at all costs! Final rating is 1½.

Reviewer: BillChete
Date: 03/10/2012
Rating: 1½/10
Recommendation: Avoid
Trailer: Watch
DVD: Buy.com
BluRay: N/A
Social Media: Facebook

Filed Under: Horror Movie Reviews Tagged With: block, de, dreamer, facebook, followed, home, joaquin, kauwe, palma, productions, ryan, slasher, tammy, think, zachary

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