The Shed

Cast

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  Frank Sabatella Director
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  Jay Jay Warren Stan
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  Cody Kostro Dommer
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  Sofia Happonen Roxy
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  Frank Whaley Bane
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  Timothy Bottoms Ellis
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  Siobhan Fallon Hogan Sheriff Dorney
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  Chris Petrovski Marble
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  Francisco Burgos Pitt
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  Uly Schlesinger Ozzy
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  Mu-Shaka Benson Deputy Haiser
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  Drew Moore Mr. Deere

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Viewer comments

• somali boy 2023-05-29

  source: The Shed

• user73912928967 2023-05-23

  Living with an abusive grandfather, a bullied teen trying to get out of his small-town without getting into confrontations with a local bully finds that a mysterious, deadly creature has taken residence in a shed in his backyard, and after trapping it decides to use it to take care of his bully problems. There ended up being quite a lot to love here. Among the best attributes to this one is a fantastic backstory bringing together numerous intriguing subplots into the mix. The main teens' tragic family history and being forced to live with a relative who doesn't want him and tries raising him to his old-school ideas tells us quite a bit about their history together, much in the same way the intricate web of backstories relating to their high-school lives is carried out. Interconnecting not only the bullies that have tormented him and his best friend for years that has also hooked up repeatedly with his best friend who he has a crush on, these interlocking stories give strong emotional resonance to everything while also leading into each other in a way that showcases incredibly strong writing as well as creativity to accomplish this. There's also a lot of great work here with the horror segments. Opening up with the creature hunting a victim through the woods and attacking him only to be saved by a sheer coincidence yet realize he's become afflicted with the curse is a strong start by giving us an idea about the beast and some of its characteristics to start things out. As well

• Qenehelo Ntepe 2023-05-23

  ... what a good movie that this could have been. I'm a huge fan of the original version of "Fright Night", and of the television movie that inspired that, the 1972 ABC Movie of the Week, "The Night Stalker", which starred Darren McGavin, Simon Oakland, and Ralph Meeker, Carol Linley, and Barry Atwater. I was hoping that "The Shed" would be at least comparable. Unfortunately, it was not. The first ten minutes of "The Shed" are actually pretty good. It's downhill from there, I'm afraid. The acting wasn't terrible, and the special effects were pretty decent. The creative team behind the movie played it pretty fast and loose with traditional cinema vampire lore, however. Humans are turned into full-fledged vampires within minutes of having been bitten, and by minutes, I mean two or three. "The Shed" borrows heavily from "Fright Night", sometimes successfully, sometimes not so successfully. There are the usual jump scares, dreams within dreams, yadda yadda yadda, blah blah blah. The protagonist takes actions that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. In one scene, he believes that someone has broken into his house, and he ventures out to see if this is the case. Mind you, he has just experienced his pet German Shepherd and his grandfather brutally murdered by something monstrous in the shed on his property earlier that same day... and he takes absolutely ZERO steps or measures to arm or protect himself before investigating this possible prowler that night. There are the usual array

• MARY 2023-05-23

  I believe this must be the first feature for this writer and director so they will continue to grow and learn and get better from this. The lead actor was great and they scored with him, he is from Death Note. The script is slow at times, very cliche and not really current with 2019 and how teenagers act. More like teenagers in the 1990s or 80s. Things are different now. If they had based the story in the 90s that would have worked better. I thought the makeup in the climax scene was very cool.

• SLAY€R 2023-05-23

  Bad film I don't understand any thing it's so bad and the actors so bad

• BTS ✨ 2023-05-23

  Don't know what the hell some of these reviewers are talking about.I thought it was a very enjoyable movie .Had an 80's vibe about it which i thought was cool.I loved it its a vampire movie for petes sake its not shakespeare.

• Maryam Jobe 2023-05-23

  No! This is not a great movie. An overly heavy reliance on jump scare dream sequences (4 in total) shoddily edited and badly acted and with plot holes larger than the pores of a teenager.. BUT if you were to look at it differently, and in light of recent mass shootings. This can be viewed as as a movie about the effect of systemic bullying and how it affects individuals. Like this movie, it ain't pretty! The premise had promise but wasted it. But the theme of bullying was evident. The bullies do tend to lash out, and sadly not always as fictional vampires