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There's very little
extrapolation, almost no characterization, there's no explanation as to
who or what we're watching, all we know is for two minutes we're sucked
in to a scenario that's about as bone rattling as it can manage to be
and for that it deserves an A for effort. "Led" is a damn good horror
film that tells of two young film students who are planning to make a
horror movie and exploit their sexy actress Anna.
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They take
her to an abandoned warehouse for shots of her horrified and
soon enough, the shit hits the fan. As I mentioned there's
not much of anything here but damned if the whole two minute
production isn't something worth your time. It's intent is
to be ambiguous and it takes the limited time to make good
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Whatever it is that manages to off the characters in the film
actually works as a monster that we can't see and probably never
will see. The twist in the climax works as the ultimate pay off
where director Spooner leaves us wondering and guessing as to who
the prey and the predator actually was. Hey it may not be the most
complex of horror shorts but its simple formula and use of old
fashioned camera tricks and treats makes "Led" a movie definitely
worth looking for if you're ever trolling around the internets.
Well done to director
Kyle Spooner who takes his short time and quick pace and produces
something that's worth watching with visuals that are definitely
effective. I enjoyed it.
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