A group of friends, seeking a getaway, mistakenly arrives at an unfamiliar house for their annual reunion. With no other options, they decide to break in and stay the night. Unbeknownst to them, the house belongs to a trio of psychotic killers masquerading as Goldilocks and the Three Bears. As the night unfolds, the friends find themselves in a terrifying fight for survival against their deranged hosts.
Length: 1h 30m
Genre: Horror, Thriller
This Title is: Dark, Suspenseful
Cast
Olga Solos, Craig Rees, Robert Southey, John Doe, Jane Smith
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R – Contains strong violence, gore, and language
Trivia
- The film is a dark reimagining of the classic 19th-century English fairy tale.
- Director Craig Rees co-wrote the screenplay with Robert Southey.
- The movie was filmed in various remote locations to enhance its eerie atmosphere.
Trailer
Our Review
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Death and Porridge offers a fresh and darkly creative take on the classic children’s story. The film blends dark fantasy and horror, creating an experience that is both intriguing and unsettling. The performances, particularly by Olga Solos as Goldilocks, are commendable, bringing depth to the twisted characters. The storyline keeps viewers engaged, with unexpected twists and a chilling atmosphere. Visually, the film effectively uses its remote settings to enhance the sense of isolation and dread. Overall, it’s a thrilling watch for horror enthusiasts seeking a novel twist on a familiar tale.
Critic Scores
Critics have praised the film for its innovative approach to a well-known story, highlighting its suspenseful atmosphere and strong performances. Some have highlighted that the blend of dark fantasy and horror creates a uniquely unsettling experience.
IMDb Rating: 5.2/10
