Scarecrow Gone Wild

Name: Scarecrow Gone Wild
Genre: Horror
Released: 2006-06-30T12:15:39-07:00

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Brian Katkin's horror film Scarecrow Gone Wild begins with a group of college students looking for a wild time on spring break. During the course of the drinking, carousing, and canoodling they play a practical joke on one of their own by tying the guy to a scarecrow. Nobody remembers to take him down, however, and soon he awakens the scarecrow, who comes down from his perch in order to exact revenge on those responsible.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Horror
Directed By:

Brian Katkin
Written By:

Brian Katkin
In Theaters:

Jan 1, 2004 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jun 15, 2004
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Urban Girl Productions

Cast

Ken Shamrock
as Coach Ramsey

Matthew Lindhart

Matthew Linhardt
as Jack

Samantha Aisling
as Beth

Caleb Roehrig
as Sam

Tara Platt
as Lynn

David Zelina
as Mike

Kristina Sheldon
as Patty

Jeff Rector
as Ray

Travis Parker
as Ed

Lyndsay Douglas
as Sara

Sean Flynn
as Phil

Lisa Robert
as Sandy

Eric Forte
as Jim

Jeremy Davis
as Dave

Dennis Kinard
as Joel

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The title gives the impression of some twisted teen comedy like California Man. Unfortunately it's just a slasher film of low quality/budget but with some nice characterization. No one is a complete nob in this film, well they are but the characters and actors actually show remorse and don't make excuses for their actions. Just when you think you can hate some jerk for tying up the diabetic kid he reveals how the "hero" lied about the blood test. COMPLEX. This isn't a bad effort and although there is some weird musical interlude the film was rather enjoyable despite the fact it should have ended 10-15 minutes earlier instead of going for a second ending.