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On the evening of October 7th, four teenagers from the town of Saint Charles, Illinois venture out to a dark, mysterious road where local legend is that the train tracks have been haunted for years. Unbeknownst to them, while the small town prepares for their annual Scarecrow Festival the next day, a child murderer from the past has escaped imprisonment and his whereabouts are unknown. The Police Chief and his Deputy begin a search in fear that the murderer has returned home. At the same time; the teenagers become stuck on Munger Road… unable to call for help. As the police collect more suspicious evidence about the child murderer we slowly realize that the haunting of Munger Road is directly connected to his murderous past. The race is on as the Chief realizes the teenagers are missing and could be in grave danger. As the police search for both the killer and the kids…they realize that the horror hasn't even begun yet.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Amazon Instant Video|Amazon Verified Purchase
This was a great suspenseful movie. I love horror, hate gratuitous gore. Had me on the edge of my seat. I would have given four, maybe five stars EXCEPT...
SPOILER ALERT: the ending - to be continued? Really? This isn't a weekly made for TV movie, so that was a total rip-off. SO you basically are watching a movie with a story you may never know the ending to. That was a very cheap shot.
SPOILER ALERT: the ending - to be continued? Really? This isn't a weekly made for TV movie, so that was a total rip-off. SO you basically are watching a movie with a story you may never know the ending to. That was a very cheap shot.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
** CONTAINS SPOILERS **
I mean, sure, we've all fallen prey to a great horror/murder premise that leads us in to watch it with either a good storyline, a good trailer or even just some well put together cover art re: DVD or poster ... but ending anything on TO BE CONTINUED is b/s of the highest order, sorry!
OK, as you can read either a) "it was so realistic, so wonderful," or b) "it was bad, so bad" in the 22 other reviews listed here before me, let me bring you up to speed quickly with an A-Z ... a local fair is setting up for the weekend and at the same time a convicted child killer breaks out of prison (we never see his photo on the fax though) and a group of 4 teens journey out to Munger Road, the scene of some spooky goings-on over the years.
The fair is a waste of plot time, the escaped convict too (as he proves to have been already killed in a hit and run at 11pm the same night he escaped), and so the only two stories are a) the Sheriff and his deputy chasing a copper piping thief out of (would you credit it) the escaped convicts old house, and b) the four teens stuck in a broken down car gone midnight on a spooky, foggy road!
As the kids get supposedly (as we never see it happen to any of them) killed off one by one by a mysterious, red lumberjack-shirted older man (who loves to leave a single handprint on their car windows), the Sheriff and his deputy eventually make their way to the old house that the convict used to own - and kill his past victims. The only girl to escape thus far was Jo, who instead of following the rail road track into town, decides to veer off into the woods, finds the creepy house, and then chooses to look inside for her boyfiend!
She encounters the "killer" who chases her outside by the barn, where she finds her boyfriend, Corey, safe and sound - but acting too calm, too "ok" with everything for my liking! He then, off camera, goes to fight the "killer," whereupon seemingly loses and the "killer" (still unseen) comes to kill Jo - but doesn't, letting her survive. But she DOES get a look at him.
Come the arrival of the police, they comb the area but there's no sign of the other three teens - dead or alive - but the camcorder that one of them uses throughout to record ghostly stuff is quickly studied. It's then that, given it's last entry, the deputy asks Jo what really happened ... and as the camera turns to her, the screen goes black and the words TO BE CONTINUED come up!
This film was not good enough that it needed to be a two-parter, but was just about good enough to be a solid 3 out of 5 movie for entertainment value. The acting was cheesy at the start, but once you got to know the characters you accepted their level of acting and went along for the ride, so to speak.
In closing, it was co-produced by Robert Englund and his wife so that might explain a few things! (but not much!!)
I mean, sure, we've all fallen prey to a great horror/murder premise that leads us in to watch it with either a good storyline, a good trailer or even just some well put together cover art re: DVD or poster ... but ending anything on TO BE CONTINUED is b/s of the highest order, sorry!
OK, as you can read either a) "it was so realistic, so wonderful," or b) "it was bad, so bad" in the 22 other reviews listed here before me, let me bring you up to speed quickly with an A-Z ... a local fair is setting up for the weekend and at the same time a convicted child killer breaks out of prison (we never see his photo on the fax though) and a group of 4 teens journey out to Munger Road, the scene of some spooky goings-on over the years.
The fair is a waste of plot time, the escaped convict too (as he proves to have been already killed in a hit and run at 11pm the same night he escaped), and so the only two stories are a) the Sheriff and his deputy chasing a copper piping thief out of (would you credit it) the escaped convicts old house, and b) the four teens stuck in a broken down car gone midnight on a spooky, foggy road!
As the kids get supposedly (as we never see it happen to any of them) killed off one by one by a mysterious, red lumberjack-shirted older man (who loves to leave a single handprint on their car windows), the Sheriff and his deputy eventually make their way to the old house that the convict used to own - and kill his past victims. The only girl to escape thus far was Jo, who instead of following the rail road track into town, decides to veer off into the woods, finds the creepy house, and then chooses to look inside for her boyfiend!
She encounters the "killer" who chases her outside by the barn, where she finds her boyfriend, Corey, safe and sound - but acting too calm, too "ok" with everything for my liking! He then, off camera, goes to fight the "killer," whereupon seemingly loses and the "killer" (still unseen) comes to kill Jo - but doesn't, letting her survive. But she DOES get a look at him.
Come the arrival of the police, they comb the area but there's no sign of the other three teens - dead or alive - but the camcorder that one of them uses throughout to record ghostly stuff is quickly studied. It's then that, given it's last entry, the deputy asks Jo what really happened ... and as the camera turns to her, the screen goes black and the words TO BE CONTINUED come up!
This film was not good enough that it needed to be a two-parter, but was just about good enough to be a solid 3 out of 5 movie for entertainment value. The acting was cheesy at the start, but once you got to know the characters you accepted their level of acting and went along for the ride, so to speak.
In closing, it was co-produced by Robert Englund and his wife so that might explain a few things! (but not much!!)
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By anneo
Format:DVD
Director Nick Smith has done an excellent Job with his first Movie " Munger Road". It reminds me of an Alfred Hitchcock thriller. Cast is great and Bruce Davidson does a fantastic Job as the Town Sheriff. I can wait to see more from Smith
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Scary
Great movie to watch. I like the movie cause there wasn't to many special effects which sometimes it takes away from the and it doesn't make it real enough to seem scary.
Published 2 months ago by Dolmie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Munger Road
We saw the movie at the show and it was scary. It's better at home with the lights out. Eerie and subtle at same time. Doesn't hit you over the head with jump out scares.
Published 3 months ago by Frances D. Michels
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good old fashioned terror
I saw this movie at the theater and honestly can compare it to the original Halloween (with Jaime Lee Curtis). Absolutely bone chilling with little to no gore. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jeffrey C. Slayton
1.0 out of 5 stars
Munger Road?
I have no idea why they gave this movie this title. I think they came up with this title because they didn't know what else to name this garbage. Read more
Published 4 months ago by maggie
1.0 out of 5 stars
It put me to sleep 3 times!
First time after 30 minutes I fell asleep. I woke up to try to watch more of it but then fell asleep. Later that day I saw up to 1 hour and fell asleep. Read more
Published 4 months ago by MobiusX
1.0 out of 5 stars
No closure....this movie will leave you angry
The movie is slow, predictable and worse...unfinished. There are a lot of movies with sequels, but at least they tie up most of the plot before ending and gearing up for a new... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Peggy
1.0 out of 5 stars
Stupid
This is just an all around bad film. Very confusing plot and an infuriating ending. I can not believe people liked this film.
Published 4 months ago by Keith J Griffin II
1.0 out of 5 stars
Radio theater?
This could have been a good movie, in the style of the far better "Wind Chill". There were moments of suspense, and a few pretty creepy images. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Karina Gronnvoll
4.0 out of 5 stars
It's a good suspense that lets the audience use there imagination too.
This little gem is not bad. I checked it out on a whim and was delighted about by impulse decision. Read more
Published 5 months ago by pjt
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great horror movie!
This movie has a lot of suspense and a good story line! I believe the writer / director has a great future.
Published 6 months ago by Thomas Sprowl
