an eerie, wistful, dreamlike horror-fantasy
I am surprised to see that so many other people share my feelings about this unusual movie. I saw it on cable television about 10 years ago. My only knowledge of it came from the negative, dismissive review in "Leonard Maltin's TV Movies." Based on that, I don't know why I bothered to watch it, but I'm glad I did. This eerie, wistful horror fantasy cast a dreamlike spell which has stayed with me ever since. It has a kind of WICKER MAN-like aura. It reminds me of the style of Ray Bradbury. In fact, it feels more Bradbury-esque than any official Bradbury film adaption I have ever seen. A strange mix of fatalistic melancholia and naive, far-fetched fantasy. I'd love a DVD or soundtrack releasescore /10
raycastile 3 February 2002
Reprint: https://www.imdb.com/review/rw0157677/35493
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