Added to Plex on Monday, Apr 1, 2024 A widowed firefighter seeks closure after his wife goes missing on an actual haunted road in rural New Jersey. The search leads him to confront the road’s dark secrets and mysteries to escape its deadly lure. This horror movie unfolds against the backdrop of the real-life Clinton Road, known for its chilling tales and ghostly sightings, blending the search for truth with supernatural elements. The quest for answers becomes a fight for survival as the firefighter delves into the road’s cursed past to find his wife, encountering unexpected horrors along the way.
Length: 1h 17m
Genre: Horror
This Title is: A chilling blend of real-life mystery and supernatural horror
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Trailer
Cast
- Eric Roberts
- Ice-T
- Erin O’Brien
- James DeBello
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: TV-14
The film may contain material that parents or adult guardians may find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age. The themes revolve around horror elements, supernatural occurrences, and the mystery of a haunted road, which may include scenes of suspense and potential fright.
Trivia
- The film explores the real-life haunted road in rural New Jersey known for its ghostly sightings.
- Eric Roberts makes a cameo as himself in a local nightclub scene, adding a unique twist to the movie’s atmosphere.
- Despite its horror premise, the film incorporates moments of campiness and self-awareness, particularly through Ice-T’s performance.
Our Review
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Clinton Road offers a mix of horror and supernatural elements but struggles with execution and coherence, leading to mixed reviews. The acting shines in parts, notably from Cody Calafiore and James DeBello, who bring depth to their roles. However, the film’s technical aspects, like sound mixing and special effects, often detract from the experience. The screenplay’s attempt at blending real-life myths with fiction doesn’t always hit the mark, creating a disjointed feel. Despite this, there are moments of campiness and self-awareness, particularly from Ice-T, that lend some entertainment value. Ultimately, it’s a divisive horror offering that might appeal more to fans of low-budget indie horrors looking for a quick thrill.
Critic Scores
Clinton Road has received a mixed review by the critics
