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The Wild Man of the Navidad (2008)

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A creature unknown to modern man is angry and on the loose in this horror story influenced by classic low-budget thrillers of the Seventies. Sublime, Texas is a small, decaying town along the Navidad River where opportunity is scarce and moonshine whiskey is plentiful. Dale S. Rogers (Justin Meeks) lives in a rattletrap farmhouse with his wheelchair-bound wife Jean (Stacy Meeks) and Mario (Alex Garcia), a simpleton housekeeper who fondles Jean whenever Dale isn't looking. Local legend has it

Unrated, 1 hr. 25 min.

Drama, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy

Directed By: Duane Graves , Justin Meeks

Written By: Duane Graves, Justin Meeks

On DVD: Aug 11, 2009

Greeks Productions

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Film has some interesting characters, especially the non-actors. But, special effects and suspense just aren't there.

August 1, 2009 Full Review Source: CNNRadio

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Paul Chambers

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A little scary, occasionally funny, and rather enthusiastically splattery before it's all done with.

May 7, 2008 Full Review Source: Cinematical

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Scott Weinberg

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This one is straight up watchable low budget fare, but don't expect anything beyond fairly believable everyman characters and the occasional odd turn, like the guy who employs a man to look after his infirm wife, only to find that the caregiver is actually molesting her in his absence?Okay, some VERY odd turns, but

August 24, 2011

Bill Bryant

Fantastic recreation of a 70's B-movie. Magnificently detailed and extremely well done considering its shoestring budget. Highly recommended for horror genre fans or fans of obscure indy cinema.

September 8, 2009