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Director Sean Paul Wilkie said; “Take Evil Dead, Halloween, Saw, Hostel and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, put them in a blender with some blood and Tarantino-style dialgoue. Served with a healthy dose of originality and you’d have The BENCH”.
Strong statement? I believe he has the film to back it up, but my fingers are firmly crossed.
The film stars Carmern Pieraccini, Ross Maxwell, Jennifer Byrne, Matt McClure, Ilaria Nardini, Christopher Summers, Joy McAvoy, Robert Harrison, Jim Sweeney, Tony McGeever, Rebekah Lamb and Gareth Hunter.
Synopsis: “The story goes that there is a room, in the middle of the woods and if you enter it – you will never come out!
There is a legend, of a boy called Chester Oakes. Chester lived with his Father in a cabin in the woods. His Mother died during childbirth. His Father would hunt and trap animals and cut them up to sell the meat at the market in town.
One day Chester’s Father never returned from hunting and when Chester found him, he was caught in his own trap. Well Chester had never been right, he did the only thing he knew to do with an injured animal…he cut his Father up – in the basement – on The Bench.
He was never seen again and now six kids are staying at that cabin for the weekend and they just found the room and it’s only a matter of time before Chester comes home and one by one they have to face THE BENCH.”
Strong statement? I believe he has the film to back it up, but my fingers are firmly crossed.
The film stars Carmern Pieraccini, Ross Maxwell, Jennifer Byrne, Matt McClure, Ilaria Nardini, Christopher Summers, Joy McAvoy, Robert Harrison, Jim Sweeney, Tony McGeever, Rebekah Lamb and Gareth Hunter.
Synopsis: “The story goes that there is a room, in the middle of the woods and if you enter it – you will never come out!
There is a legend, of a boy called Chester Oakes. Chester lived with his Father in a cabin in the woods. His Mother died during childbirth. His Father would hunt and trap animals and cut them up to sell the meat at the market in town.
One day Chester’s Father never returned from hunting and when Chester found him, he was caught in his own trap. Well Chester had never been right, he did the only thing he knew to do with an injured animal…he cut his Father up – in the basement – on The Bench.
He was never seen again and now six kids are staying at that cabin for the weekend and they just found the room and it’s only a matter of time before Chester comes home and one by one they have to face THE BENCH.”
