Saturday, December 21, 2013

Temple Wood


Set around a village deep in the Scottish Highlands, Temple Wood tells the story of Martin’s odyssey into a nightmarish world of Pagan sexual rituals and Druidic practices, whilst searching for his beloved tutor who has mysteriously disappeared.


Combining the bizarre atmosphere of the Cult-movie ‘folk-horror’ genre with the thematic weight and experimentalism of an 'art house' film, Temple Wood depicts a young man’s journey into his subconscious whereby he must come to terms with an abusive childhood and his own repressed sexuality.


Directed and written by: Ethan Race



"It’s difficult not to appreciate Temple Wood’s audacity [...] you might just find yourself feeling oddly affectionate towards this bizarre odyssey into madness, darkness and folk-horror."

"Ethan Race has created a unique film that is part horror film, part detective film, and part fantasy film [...] It’s violent, bloody, mysterious, and ultimately captivating."




"Filmed on location in beautiful Scottish locations, this micro-budget film is an independent film worth seeking out and supporting [...] intriguing viewing with scenes that amuse and sometimes disturb."

"An extremely ambitious first feature-length project for Ethan Race [...] the horror comes not from Martin’s encounters with a primeval cult, but by the exploration of the vistas inside his mind"



And now it’s time to enjoy this ambitious film…



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