Another "found footage" flick....Yawn.
“The Gallows” is yet another in the horror sub-genre of “found footage.” Introduced in “The Blair Witch Project” back in 1999, this plot device is used to suggest that what we’re watching is actually a lost documentary of supernatural events. It’s been used so often, however, that found footage cinema has become cliche.<br /><br />“The Gallows” is a typical low-budget horror flick. A high school drama group rehearses a play called “The Gallows,” a melodrama set during the Puritan era. The play was originally staged in the same location a generation earlier, but the production was abandoned after the death of one of its stars. It’s odd (and convenient to move the plot along) that the young thespians would want to revisit this tragedy when so many other plays are available to them. Eventually, two boys and two girls are trapped in the school late at night and run around yelling and screaming as strange, unexplained happenings transpire and it becomes clear that there’s a sinister presence in the school with them.<br /><br />Like so many lesser horror films, this one suffers from dim characters doing stupid things merely to keep the plot slogging along. Why is it that teenagers in movies never have the sense to 1) think intelligently; 2) call the police; and 3) avoid potentially fatal situations in the first place? Directors Travis Cluff and Chris Lofing fall back on every gimmick to create shocks, but they’re the kind based on reflex rather than the kind that genuinely terrify. Those, of course, are much harder to achieve.<br /><br />A bonus extra on the Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack, “The Gallows: The Original Version,” is the same story shot guerilla-style. This feature-length version is what caught the attention of Hollywood producers and ultimately led to the glossier Warner Bros. version. Also included are behind-the-scenes featurelettes, deleted scenes, and a gag reel.
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