Plantiana
Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.
Raetsonwe
Redundant and unnecessary.
Sexyloutak
Absolutely the worst movie.
Travo71
OK, yeah Spoiler, This movie is unfinished and not worth anyones time. OK, they make no resolution, They decided to end it with "To be Continiued" . OK, that is how u end a TV show knowing your gonna have a follow up episode, not a movie that you don't even have the backing to complete. Even Sequels like Lord of the Rings, Star Wars etc. will end with some kind of resolution (good or bad) and still able to set up for a sequel which is what someone with talent does. Whoever created this movie (writer, director, producer) was not smart enough to think of that. Do not waste your time watching it if they could not find the time to End it.
Jordan Richards
The other reviewers must be blind, friends or relatives of the writer/director of this film. I've never seen a film of any genre that had so many plot holes in it that it reminded me of a piece of Swiss cheese. Actually, there were two story lines playing out simultaneously that the writer could not tie together to save his life. I kept waiting for the film to improve but then gave up and watched in awe as it became more and more ridiculous and then ended in one huge mess. I kept thinking to myself how did this movie ever get out of pre-production without someone stepping in to doctor the script. I certainly wish I had the 86 minutes back of my life after watching this clunker, and I can only warn potential viewers to watch at their own risk.
opasuzy
I would not consider myself a fan of Horror films but, certainly appreciate a well done psychological thriller and that's exactly how I would describe, Munger Road. From the very beginning I was hooked...with the impressive cinematography, the brilliant music score, the directing which was meticulous, not to mention, the plot intriguing as it was, enabled us to see & be a part of the special relationship/connection between the Sheriff & the Deputy, as well as the friendship/relationship of the 4 teens. I especially loved the ending, as I know it set the stage for Munger Road The Sequel...As a fan of some of the great Movie Classics, I was reminded of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho & Steven Spielberg's, JAWS...BRAVO!!
ben-672-947611
I went to see Munger Road because I'm a horror fan and I'm from the town where it's filmed.Munger Road is well meaning and starts off with a typical premise. Serial killer escapes and returns to his hometown. Kids head off to scary road for some thrills encounter something horribly wrong.It's obvious that wealthy dad was the key to getting this made, because as a writer and director Nicholas Smith is bottom of the barrel.There are so many holes and so much stupidity on the parts of the characters watching was a chore and a bore.Characters walking through tunnels arriving at roughly the same time other characters who drove to the same place made the plot preposterous too.Also, the resolution was flimsy and unjustified.Bad, bad, bad.St. Charles, IL looked really cool though...
