Feral2017

Director
Mark Young

Acters

Scout Taylor-Compton (Alice)
Olivia Luccardi (Jules)
Lew Temple (Talbot)
Renee Olstead (Brienne)
Brock Kelly (Jesse)
Landry Allbright (Gina)

Your best friend has just been infected with a horrifying virus that will soon turn her into a rabid, rampaging cannibal zombie. Do you: a) try to save her? Or b) kill her before she kills you?
Six teenagers have gone to spend a weekend on a camping trip out in the woods. But one of the students is attacked by some kind of creature, and got a nasty wound from it. The kids decide to pack up and seek help for her, and soon come across a house out in the forest that’s inhabited by a man known as Talbot. He lets them stay, and reveals he knows about the creature. It apparently carries some kind of “feral disease” that lays dormant in its host until nightfall, whereupon it turns whoever is infected into a bloodthirsty savage creature. So now, they all must spend the night trying to defend the homestead from this creature, and each other.
„The cinematography is exquisitely executed in combination with complex film techniques and outstanding character development, in order to divulge a narrative that both dismays and excites the audiences.“ – Black Girl Nerds
„’Feral’ is well shot, effectively lit, and the minimal makeup effects on the creatures themselves are impressive. Plus, there’s ample amount of gut-ripping violence to satisfy most gore-hounds. In a world where horror is becoming increasingly mainstream, it’s nice to be reminded that down-and-dirty B-movies like this one can still get the job done.“ – Third Coast Review
„’Feral’ offers tension, solid production, and a spooky looking beastie. The attempt at modernizing the old formula with lesbian lead characters in strong roles is a nice idea. You’ll be entertained for the night.“ – HorrorNews.net