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Horsemen

By Kathryn Schroeder
Released: March 6, 2009
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The film provides a decent mystery but is lacking on the thrills side. It does keep you invested in the story, while making some interesting twists that may leave you perplexed and stunned. Aside from the graphic displays of the victims there is not much else that incites any amount of fear or suspense; although the images will make you cringe and want to look away from the screen. At the core of the film is not necessarily a religious mantra, as the synopsis may imply. This is a tale of revenge, redemption, regret, and the ability to cause pain to those who have caused others pain - whether directly or indirectly given their circumstance.
Special Effects
When it comes to bondage, or purposeful physical mutation, the movie has succeeded in providing the audience a true to life effect. The rigs built for the torture scenes, and the bodies displayed upon them, come across as unbelievably realistic. You have no choice but to believe that these people are in fact hanging there, lifeless or not, with their bodies being manipulated and mutilated for the killers pleasure. It is not a pretty site to behold, but the effect is done incredibly well.

Genres
Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Release Date
March 6, 2009
MPAA Rating
R
Running Time
110 minutes
Story Time
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Time Period
Present Day
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