You have to love these movies when no one in it is who they appear to be. Okay, there are some nubile young babes in this film...we do know they will be the ruin of many a man. Today we have a weird one. Even though experienced horror fans will see what is going on pretty early after the opening credits, it is still a lot of fun. The great cast will include Amanda Wyss, Katrina Bowden, Thomas Jane, and Jay Mohr. Today we look at 2020's "Hunter's Moon," directed by Michael Caissie.
Serial killer Martin (Sean Patrick Flanery) murders the lovely coed Stacy (Lexi Atkins) and buries her in the orchard. While burying her he is ripped to pieces by a monster. Now Martin's house is sold to Thomas and Bernice (Mohr and Wyss). Because the home was the location of many murders of college girls, the couple got the house at a bargain. They have three babe daughters, Juliet (Katrina Bowden), Lisa (India Ennenga), and Wendy (Emmilee Parker)...three teens and all sultry. Juliet is quite the flirt (skank) and lures the Bloomfield boys to her house when her parents go on a business trip. The Bloomfield boys? Three drug dealing no good ruffians with rape on their mind. Billy (Will Carlson) is the Casanova of the trio, Lenny (Spencer Daniels) is the ring leader, and Darryl (Daniel R. Hill) is the muscle.
Okay, as Thomas and Bernice are off on a mysterious trip, the Bloomfield boys invade the home with rape in mind. Uh oh...Juliet is waiting for them...she seems to want to be raped. Oh! Thomas Jane is the sheriff...he shows up figuring the boys are up to no good. No one is excited to see him. Uh oh again, Darryl has wandered into the neighboring orchard where he has met the monster that killed Martin at the beginning of the movie. Now the monster is hungry and the girls and boys...and sheriff...barricade themselves in the house. The boys still want to rape...Juliet wants the boys...the sheriff...well, you'll see. Uh oh again...no one is who they appear to be. Now, mom and dad are on their way back and the monster in the orchard is getting bold.
Just what is this monster that prowls the orchard outside of the the family home? Who is a greater danger to the Bloomfield thugs, the monster or the girls? Just what is this business trip mom and dad went on as soon as they all moved into the house? The reveal will be so nice and true horror. This is a very cute story with babes and hunks and a good monster. The cast is fantastic, too. See "Hunter's Moon" for a good Friday night creature feature.
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