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A Most Atrocious Thing

ComédieHorreur

A weekend getaway becomes deadly when bad blood turns a group of friends against each other.

Année

2024

Durée

1h 15m

IMDb

3.9

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Casting

CH

Christian Hurley

Director

Ben Oliphint

Director

Ben Oliphint

Ben

Casting

CH

Christian Hurley

Director

Ben Oliphint

Director

Ben Oliphint

Ben

DD

Dylan DeVol

Dylan

CH

Christian Hurley

Christian

Will Ammann

Will

Matthew Wassong

Matt

BT

Bryan Taira

Bryan

Max Shepardson

Max

JN

Johnny Nordquist

The Groundskeeper

GO

Grant Oliphint

Brent

Lloyd Kaufman

Vinny Sr.

NM

Noah Marger

Vinny Jr.

WP

Will Peters

The Damned Deer

KW

Keenan Woodall

Keenan

CH

Christian Hurley

Writer

Ben Oliphint

Writer

DD

Dylan DeVol

Writer

Max Shepardson

Writer

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4 commentaires

seare shishayDec 23, 2025

🔥BbyNov 23, 2025

Cathie PasseraMay 28, 2024

Stumbling upon the 2024 horror comedy "A Most Atrocious Thing" by random chance here in 2024, of course I opted to sit down and watch it. In fact, it being a horror comedy that I hadn't already seen was sufficient to make me sit down and watch it. But I have to say that I was definitely also lured in by the movie's cover. Sure, I had zero expectations to what writers Christian Hurley, Ben Oliphint, Dylan DeVol and Max Shepardson had to offer. So you could say that they had every opportunity to entertain me here. The storyline was actually good, because it was a mixture between "Evil Dead" and "Cabin Fever". I have to say that I actually enjoyed the script and the narrative in the movie. Sure, it felt like a homage to "Evil Dead", but it worked out nicely. I am usually skeptic about movie that also star the writers and/or directors. But it played out well enough in this movie. Why? Well, because "A Most Atrocious Thing" was made with a lot of spirit and love of the horror comedy genre. It was very obvious that the writers and directors were fans of the genre and brought their own spin on the horror comedy to the screen in an entertaining manner. Needless to say that I wasn't familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie. But the actors did put on good performances throughout the course of the 75 minutes that the movie ran for. The deer in the movie looked so fake that it was hilarious to look at. It actually worked out well enough in favor of the movie, since it was so fake that it added to the overall enjoyment of the movie, provided you don't mind questionable creature effects. It should be noted, though, that the special effects in the movie were otherwise actually good for a movie of this caliber. My rating of directors Christian Hurley and Ben Oliphint's 2024 movie "A Most Atrocious Thing" lands on a six out of ten stars.

Bri BriMay 27, 2024

I had a rough start with the movie. The dialogue and acting were weak, and the costuming and CGI for the deer were downright ridiculous. The narration at the beginning was absurd, with a voice that didn't fit at all. This was all before the opening credits rolled, and I was amazed at my own persistence in continuing to watch. I've never been tempted to stop watching a movie so quickly-I considered quitting three times before the credits even finished. The sound effects and soundtrack were a huge miss. The audio created a sense of dread and gloom that didn't match the dialogue or the on-screen content, which felt like a lame attempt at a party vibe. It was as if the music was made for a horror film while the acting was out of sync. The evil deer character couldn't have been worse. The costume looked like it was made by my six-year-old brother, and the acting was just as bad. By the time I reached chapter two, I was completely baffled as to why I hadn't stopped watching. It wasn't even "so bad it's good"-it was just bad. Wasn't able to finish this one. Made it 20 min into the 70 min runtime. Not sure how it ended, but it never started.