A Wounded Fawn

2022

Action / Horror

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 96% · 46 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 54% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.4/10 10 4210 4.2K

date surrealism serial killer art

Director

Travis Stevens Photo
Travis Stevens

Top cast

Josh Ruben Photo
Josh Ruben as Bruce Ernst
Sarah Lind Photo
Sarah Lind as Meredith Tanning
Leandro Taub Photo
Leandro Taub as Marcel Champ
Malin Barr Photo
Malin Barr as Kate Horna
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23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by deloudelouvain 4 / 10

Promising first half and then came the second half...

Let it be clear that I have nothing against low budget movies as there are some really good movies with a low budget. This one started not bad to be honest, with some suspense that kept you interested, despite the obvious lack of money. But then came the second half of the movie which was really bad and just a bunch of nonsense. It looked like whatever drugs they took kicked in at that moment with as result a big fiasco. I don't get it either why they filmed it in low quality, like old movies look like. That is just unnecessary and makes you look like an amateur, certainly in an age where you can shoot a decent movie with just a cell phone. The acting wasn't the problem though, that was actually decent. The rest looked just bad, certainly the horror parts. Maybe one or two horror scenes were okay, the rest just looked bad. And please don't think I don't like art because I do, even though you just never can please everyone with art but this was just rubbish. In conclusion, despite the bad cinematography the beginning looked promising, to end in a complete mess.
Reviewed by arungeorge13 6 / 10

Sophisticated. Interesting. Bizzare. Artsy. Disgusting. [+63%]

Travis Stevens' A Wounded Fawn is undoubtedly several notches above his Girl on the Third Floor. The 16mm visual style and gruesome-looking special effects are notable in a film with a straightforward Act One and a twisted Act Two. Art is a key factor in the film, and its finer layers are heavily soaked in it. The plot is simple: an art-obsessed serial-killer (slash thief) is seeking his next target, an art authenticator. But what begins as a slasher with a sprinkling of Greek mythology moves into a much darker, Hell Raiser-esque space, delving deep into surrealism, compounded by a supernatural recompense.The surprise element here is whether it's the killer's mind playing games with him (after he gets hit in the head) or if he's really in a purgatory-like place where he's being psychologically tortured as punishment for the deadly sins he's committed. What also works are the two lead performances. Both Sarah Lind (as Meredith) and Josh Ruben (as Bruce) are pretty effective. While the film loses a little momentum in Act Two, the much-talked-about end credits sequence is a winner (akin to Pearl), both from the perspectives of storytelling and performances.
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