Reviews

Caveat might have the strangest premise I have encountered, but if you manage to look beyond that, it delivers one of the creepiest movies in recent memory.

There was one scene (you'll know which one) which simply had my heart racing. Very eerie and effective chiller well worth a watch.

I love the title of this movie - it fits well with this ultra dark indie horror title about two siblings taking care of their vampire brother.

Somber and slow, the film takes it's time, never gearing up to a big climax, instead ending in a whimper.

Kevin Kopacka's film Hager (or Hades, as per international title) is surely not for everyone. Especially viewers expecting a cohesive story will have some problems with this films. But those who enjoy film as an art form, where atmosphere and the uncanny rule over classic story structure are sure to have a great time with this film.

Visually enticing (no surprise reading that the director originated as a painter) with an immersive soundtrack that creates an ever inducing dread, Hager is a nightmare that slowly unfolds before us. Highly enjoyable!