Dead Shack
Directed by Peter Ricq
On a weekend getaway at a rundown cottage in the woods, a 14-year-old teen, his crude best friend, and his best friend’s fearless older sister will have to grow up, work together, and save their hard-partying parents from their predatory cabin neighbor intent on feeding them all to her undead family. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE. Contains strong language, violence and gore.
While staying at a run-down cabin in the woods, three children must save their parents from the neighbour who intends to feed them to her undead family.
Cast: Cameron Andres, Lizzie Boys, Hannah Rochelle Burr
Member Reviews
A pretty basic movie. Not bad, not great. It just… Was. I didn’t feel much for the characters, the villain of the movie was under developed and overall I found myself loosing interest throughout.
this was a pretty decent movie. The acting was off at times and the pace was a bit off in the beginning. But the special fx were pretty good and they had an advantage of not showing too much. The comedy was pretty funny. Feels like a blend between stranger things with its kid centric cast and the Walking Dead. I could see this as a popcorn flick you put on with friends
Nothing original in the screenplay & the characters are unfortunately all too familiar. Watchable though.
Pretty funny, quick-paced, and a cool concept. I liked this Canadian flick. If you want something kind of lighthearted (for a horror film, obviously), this does the trick.
This movie is completely vapid. The writing is definitely done by an older milliniel that is out of touch and trying to cling to still being young, witty, and relatable. The dialogue is so incredibly forced that it's cringe worthy. The kids are terrible and annoying. I wanted to watch them all die. I cannot believe Lauren Holly returned to acting for this crapfest.