Movie Review - Roseville 2014 Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
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Roseville - Movie 2014
On the night of November 18, 1985, four dead bodies are found in a
desolate home in the Roseville mountains. One man, Vasil, went missing,
never to be found. Flash forward three decades: a cold case police unit
goes searching for the horrific truth of what happened that night, and
where Vasil is today.
It is
about a weird murder that took place in a resort. I won't go into
details because I don't want to give the ending away. However, it was a
surprise ending. Not what I expected at all. The acting was good but in
some spots it was too overly dramatic for my taste.
The film made me jump some and I found the movie very entertaining and creepy. I found it interesting since it involved a different culture. There were "omens" and "signs," and definitely a "good vs evil" thread that ran through the film. I gave it a four.
The film made me jump some and I found the movie very entertaining and creepy. I found it interesting since it involved a different culture. There were "omens" and "signs," and definitely a "good vs evil" thread that ran through the film. I gave it a four.
Roseville 2014
- Genres : Horror
- Director : Martin Makariev
- Starring : David Chokachi, Elena Petrova, Kalin Vrachanski, Lydia Injova
- Supporting actors : Plamen Manassiev
- Studio : Midnight Pulp
- Subtitles : English
- Movie Review Roseville 2014
Bey Alhamdi
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March 01, 2018
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