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🎬 Title: Grave Intentions

While it’s often said that the road to hell is built on good intentions, what happens when those intentions turn dire?

Story: This chilling anthology unfolds as a skilled practitioner of the mystical arts imparts crucial lessons about her craft. The key takeaway? The significance of one’s intentions can’t be underestimated. Five of her clients are about to discover this truth the hard way: A woman trying to flip her luck finds herself in a perilous game; A man seeking justice undergoes a monstrous transformation; A woman attempts to amend past mistakes by rescuing a stray cat; A father and son become estranged after a well-meant prank goes wrong; A young girl requires safeguarding from her life’s haunting demons.

⭐ Rating: 4.4 (8 votes)

📅 Release date: October 15, 2021

⏱️ Runtime: 1 hour and 28 minutes

🎭 Genres: Horror

🎬 Directors: Lukas Hassel, Jaime Snyder, Matthew Richards, Jocelyn Rish, Brian Rish, Gabriel Olson, Brian Patrick Lim

✍️ Writers: Lukas Hassel, Brian Patrick Lim, Gabriel Olson, Levi San Luis, Matthew Richards, Jocelyn Rish, Peter S. Beagle, Michael L. Fawcett, Jaime Snyder

🌍 Country: United States

🏢 Production Companies: Death Cat Entertainment, Terror Films

💼 Production:
💰 Budget: $25,000

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👥 Cast: Astarte Abraham (Mom/Aunt in “Marian”), Johanah Basanta (Marian in “Marian”), Paw Aya Bugarin (Creature in “Marian”), Colleen Carey (Mother in “The Son, the Father”), Catherine Carlen (Eileen in “The Bridge Partner”), Kevin Dee (Willie Bingham in “The Disappearance of Willie Bingham”), Robert Forster (Don Whalen in “The Bridge Partner”), Gregory J. Fryer (George Morton in “The Disappearance of Willie Bingham”), Beth Grant (Mattie Whalen in “The Bridge Partner”), Lukas Hassel (Father in “The Son, the Father”).

Editor’s note: In summary, Grave Intentions (2021) is a horror film with a personal twist. Steered by Lukas Hassel, it maintains a steady rhythm and a strong sense of location. The performances, particularly by Astarte Abraham, Johanah Basanta, and Paw Aya Bugarin, lend the narrative emotional weight. With a runtime of 1 hour and 28 minutes, it progresses at a balanced pace and seldom drags on. Reception has been varied; approach it for its atmosphere. Its tagline—“We all know the road to hell is paved with good intentions, so where does the road lead when your intentions are grave?”—captures its essence well. If this premise intrigues you, be sure to add it to your watchlist.

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