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Deadwood Park (2007)

In 1979, Jake Richardson's twin brother was the last victim in a 35-year string of child murders. Now, the dead children's spirits haunt Jake, leading him to the site of a long-abandoned amusement park to solve the mystery of the killer's identity.

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Allen R 09 Apr 2011

Eric Stanze has been a leader of the underground/no-budget film movement for the last decade. His work is usually as thought-provoking as it is visually striking. This time around he presents a ghost story where nearly everyone, and thing, is haunted, either physically, meta-psychically, or metaphorically. But just because your subject is lifeless, doesn't mean the film should be too. Stanze's static camera doesn't so much reinforce the thematic subtext as it brings things to a screeching halt. Long sequences where characters just stand and talk about the story, doing nothing else, barely even interacting with one another, attempt to create a sort of slow burn but instead fizzle out from dullness. My thought is that Stanze has always fallen in love with his footage (justifiably so, his camera work is often fantastic) and should probably have someone else edit his work - DEADWOOD PARK only reinforces this belief.

Kevin A. Ranson 03 Nov 2007

A haunting, cerebral thriller that dangles secrets like candy and pays off sweetly.

David D 17 Nov 2009

The story is fairly original and quite engaging. It develops slowly, at times too slowly, but its slow development and lingering scenic shots serve to build a sense of eerieness that reminds me of an M.R. James story. The cinematography and editing are both very well done and the musical score is good. The acting isn't great but it is good. The multiple flashbacks are very simply and effectively handled and do not create the confusion that flashbacks often can. The special effects work is not all that good (with the major exception of an excellent creature in the WWII flashback) but this film is not so reliant on special effects for that to matter much. All in all, this unusual twist on the idea of a vampire movie is an exceptional low budget horror movie and well worthy of three-and-one-half or maybe four stars.

Jenn T 19 Dec 2007

Was really hard to like the main character. Too much info about the characters.

Todd G 20 Dec 2007

Great horror/mystery and oh what a payoff! Stanze does it again while constantly maturing as a filmmaker. It could be described as slow but it leads up to such a surprising conclusion that totally breathes new life into a certain horror convention that a lot of it's flaws are completely forgotten in the final moments. Still, I was intrigued throughout and never found it that slow going. Deadwood Park is melting in the dark, all the sweet green icing flowing down...