There's Nothing Out There (1991)
Anno di uscita: 1991
Nazione: United States
Alternative Title: Don't Scream... Die - Spur in den Tod, The Bloody Cottage in the Forest - Scream or Die, No hay nada fuera, Там ничего нет, Korkacak Bir Şey Yok
Regista: Rolfe Kanefsky
Writer: Rolfe Kanefsky
Produzione & Genere
Produttore: Producer: Victor Kanefsky
Executive Producer: Alice Glenn
Società: Prism Entertainment Corporation
Genere: Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Budget: N/A
Premi & Simili
Premi: N/A
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Parole chiave
Parole chiave: alien, car crash, exchange student, horror junkie, house by the lake, mind possession, skinny dipping, summer, swimming, vacation, video store, woods
Storia
Mike, an avid horror movie fan who constantly expects to encounter monsters, joins his friends on a weekend trip to a remote lakeside cabin. Upon arrival, Mike feels something isn't right and grows increasingly paranoid about potential dangers lurking around them. His fears seem confirmed when they discover a strange substance oozing from the lake water. Soon after, bizarre occurrences start happening: one of their cars won't start, a local man goes into a fit at their presence, and animals begin to behave erratically. Tensions rise among the group as Mike tries to convince them that something supernatural is behind these events. The situation escalates when they witness a creature emerging from the lake, leading to a series of bloody encounters.
Riassunto
'There's Nothing Out There' (1991) directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, is a blend of horror and comedy set during summer vacation at a secluded lakeside house. The story revolves around Mike, an exchange student from Germany who serves as the film's narrator and protagonist. Known for his obsession with American horror movies, Mike brings his movie knowledge to the group hoping it will help them navigate potential dangers they might face. However, his constant worries about monsters and scary situations initially annoy his friends. The film explores themes of paranoia, friendship, and survival in the face of the unknown while poking fun at horror movie tropes.
