- Year: 2012
- Released: 19 Oct 2012
- Country: United States
- IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1433343/
- Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_eves
- Available in: 720p, 1080p,
- Language: English
- Genre: Thriller
- Runtime: 85 min
- Writer: Matthew Albrecht, Tyler Glodt
- Director: Tyler Glodt
- Cast: Matthew Albrecht, Stewart W. Calhoun, Cathy Baron
 | 4.3/10 |
The Eves Storyline
A group of students are en route to the beach for spring break when their car overheats near a crumbling hunting lodge, leaving them alone and defenseless while an unseen force attacks them from all sides.
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The Eves Movie Reviews
GOD SPEAKS TO US
5 guys and 3 girls go on a trip on spring break. The vehicle overheats and they end up at an isolated hunting lodge. The film is similar to a cabin in the woods type of thing. There are personal relationships at work and people getting killed.
This is a run of the mill type of slasher film.
Parental Guide: Sex and Nudity (Corrie Loftin formerly of the Lingerie Football League)
A Pretty Decent Film
While it isn’t as great as other notable slasher films, but it is a decent one. Although it could have been done better, it was still better than films; like Jack and Jill.
I came across this film along with Direwolf, Moon of the Wolf, Monsters in the Woods, Howling IV: The Original Nightmare, Dogman, Pelt, Werewolf in a Girl’s Dormitory, and Call of the Yukon in the Fantasy Horror Collection V.1 I bought at a WalMart.
The Ending was Shocking and Bloody…
A group of college students are stranded at a dilapidated hunting lodge. After a couple disappear and one of their body’s is found, the group must flee to stay alive.
I enjoy renting low-budget horror films. If they’re not scary (and they usually aren’t) then they’re sometimes good for a laugh. When I rented The Eves last weekend I definitely thought it was going to be no exception. An attractive group of college kids stranded at a dilapidated house in the middle of nowhere is definitely something I’ve seen a thousand times.
However, this film surprised me for several reasons. The twist ending was nicely executed and kept me engaged. Also, the filmmakers took a lot of time developing each character and their strained relationships at the outset. As a result, the pacing is a little slow in the beginning but when things begin to unfold and the mystery of what is happening presents itself, it really does draw you in. After watching the film once I zipped through it again and found clues I hadn’t noticed or picked up on during my first viewing.
There wasn’t as much blood and gore as I prefer but the third act is very violent and quite creepy as the film mixes religion and violence giving it a Southern Gothic tone. The performances were all very good. Overall, I’d recommend this film as it definitely stands apart from other low-budget horror films.
