There is a new film that popped up on our radar that looks like it has a lot of potential. THE UNDONE is a psychological horror film about a young couple named Stanley and Sarah who take to a cabin so that Stanley can work on his second book. Sarah tags along with him trying to save the marriage. When they get there, series of strange events begin to unfold.
Co-writer and Director of Photography, Oscar Robles, explains of his new film, of this new pic, Our goal with the undone is to make a thrilling psychological horror film that suits both Art house cinephiles and horror genre fans. It will be a film that challenges you both physically and emotionally. It will also contain characters that wont allow you to feel safe or comfortable….ever.”
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No Jump Scares – The Undone won’t startle the audience with cheap techniques. It’ll creep an impression through the tone and atmosphere.
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Complex Characters – The Undone revolves around Sarah, a young deaf woman married to Stanley, a writer. With an overdue second novel and a growing financial pressure we get to see something rarely on screen; Motivation.
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Made for Cinefiles by Cinefiles – We’re a couple of young kids who love film and geek out over a movie in the parking lot. We argue over the classics in the living room and praise the up and comers in the midnight diner.
Another thing that really has us excited is that the filmmakers are also drawing visual inspiration from such classic films as the David Lynch masterpiece “Mulholland Drive” and the beloved horror classic Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shinning”
Director, Chris Luciano explains, “THE UNDONE is a horror film that is told in a bold, new, and exciting way that I personally can promise you has never been done before. The movie has it’s terrifying moments, but that’s not only what it brings to the table. It will also have a complex character study on two characters, Stanley and Sarah, with a commentary on today’s relationships. THE UNDONE at its core, is a relationship story tossed into a blender with the technique of Hitchcock, the strangeness of Mulholland Drive and the visual language of Paul Thomas Anderson.”
If you want to back the project we suggest you get on over to the Kickstarter page now and get to donating.