Beyond The Gates
*Movie Review 
When brothers Gordon and John can not find their father for seven months, they unexpectedly seek him out, beyond the nether-regions. Through a VHS boardgame, they go on a journey, Beyond the Gates.
Written and directed by Jackson Stewart, this cheesy, movie, retrofitted for today's horror lover. From the jingly, Wes Craven music to a VHS rental store, I was drawn into what was "My Day". I found myself looking for a few titles I grew up with. Sadly, there were none on the shelves I recognized.
The movie is about a pair of brothers who discover their father's trapped in a demonic game. The only way to get him back is to complete the game. From the freaky game narrator, to the awesome death of a douche friend, I stopped the movie to get my husband to watch with me. I thought it was totally cool!
Though it took a while to really get going, and the ending was a bit on the hoaky side, it came together perfectly. Honestly, I couldn't find a thing I didn't enjoy- as long as I looked at it from an 80's perspective. By placing myself back into the mindset of the moves I'd watched back in the day, I couldn't be anything but entertained! If you Beyond the Gates, you'll see what I mean. It's a fun movie.
Beyond the Gates
Written & Directed by Jackson Stewart
Produced by Jackson Stewart, Barbara Crampton, Jon Kondelick, Ian Keiser and Amanda Mortimer
December 2016
When brothers Gordon and John can not find their father for seven months, they unexpectedly seek him out, beyond the nether-regions. Through a VHS boardgame, they go on a journey, Beyond the Gates.Written and directed by Jackson Stewart, this cheesy, movie, retrofitted for today's horror lover. From the jingly, Wes Craven music to a VHS rental store, I was drawn into what was "My Day". I found myself looking for a few titles I grew up with. Sadly, there were none on the shelves I recognized.
The movie is about a pair of brothers who discover their father's trapped in a demonic game. The only way to get him back is to complete the game. From the freaky game narrator, to the awesome death of a douche friend, I stopped the movie to get my husband to watch with me. I thought it was totally cool!
Though it took a while to really get going, and the ending was a bit on the hoaky side, it came together perfectly. Honestly, I couldn't find a thing I didn't enjoy- as long as I looked at it from an 80's perspective. By placing myself back into the mindset of the moves I'd watched back in the day, I couldn't be anything but entertained! If you Beyond the Gates, you'll see what I mean. It's a fun movie.
Beyond the Gates
Written & Directed by Jackson Stewart
Produced by Jackson Stewart, Barbara Crampton, Jon Kondelick, Ian Keiser and Amanda Mortimer
December 2016
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