Above-average horror thriller...
“The Monster” is set up as a by-the-books cinematic horror film, yet has plenty of surprises in store. A divorced mother (Zoe Kazan) and her headstrong daughter, Lizzy (Ella Ballentine), must make an emergency late-night road trip to see the girl’s father. As they drive through deserted country roads on a stormy night, they suddenly have an accident that leaves them shaken but not seriously hurt. Their car, however, is disabled. As they try to get help, they come to realize that they are not alone on these deserted backroads. Someone or something is lurking in the surrounding woods, intent on never letting them leave.<br /><br />As mother and daughter wait in the car for a tow truck and ambulance, director Bryan Bertino shows us flashbacks to illustrate their relationship. Odd sounds, mysterious shadows, and the remote location all help to build suspense and contribute to an atmosphere of dread. As in the best horror films, we feel the suspense building as we await the appearance of the title character. But the monster itself pales in comparison to the artful way in which Bertino provides backstories for Lizzy and her Mom, and the fine performances of Kazan and Ballentine.<br /><br />Rather than make the two lead characters generic horror flick types, the script takes pains to make them real, flawed individuals. We get insight into what their lives were like before their fateful car trip and we fear for their well-being. The movie also keeps things disturbingly vague. Is the monster supernatural? Is it a Godzilla-type behemoth? Can it be an alien presence? Keeping it an enigma makes it far more scary than if things were spelled out too literally. There is considerable blood and gore, which should please horror fan aficionados.<br /><br />The only bonus feature on the R-rated Blu-ray release is the behind-the-scenes featurette “Eyes in the Darkness.” A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Acclaimed horror filmmaker Bryan Bertino (THE STRANGERS) directs this suspenseful and scary new film, in which a divorced mother (Zoe Kazan) and her headstrong daughter must make an emergency late night road trip to see the girl's father. As they drive through deserted country roads on a stormy night, they suddenly have a startling collision that leaves them shaken but not seriously hurt. Their car, however, is dead, and as they try in vain to get help, they come to realize they are not alone on these desolate backroads - a terrifying evil is lurking in the surrounding woods, intent on never letting them leave..