Hytta

This movie is one of the most interesting shorts I've seen in a long time. The director has not just directed it, but written it, shot it and edited it. Do we have a new Robbie Roderiguez on our hands? The film has a typical horror genre opening with a couple coming to a place where there hasn't been people for a while, so the leading character can do his job in silence. Goes without saying; there won't be a whole lot of silence going on...

The movie has some good turns, and makes me jump a couple of times. I guess the director has watched and learned a trick or two from colleagues like, Sam Raimi, Wes Craven, John Landis, Uwe Boll and Eli Roth.

The ending could, in my opinion, be a little more shocking or at least more clear.

What the film lacks in the ending, it makes up for it with great stylistic horror and suspense.

I recommend this movie from the bottom of my heart :)

Long live great horror! And their makers! Good luck in the future, Mr. Eskeland!

A fan!