The Dividing Hour

Description

In The Dividing Hour, four bank robbers find themselves stranded in a small town when their getaway car overturns in a ditch. An unassuming couple takes them in, but soon learn the brutal nature of their guests. As the hour grows late, the bank robbers learn that it was no mistake that lead them to the farmhouse - the farmhouse holds secrets that only reveal themselves at The Dividing Hour!

Customer Reviews:

I didn't care for it.......2005-01-07

Hey I love Indie films and B-movies, and though I can appreciate the effort that went into this, the final result was less than lukewarm.

Four bank robbers have a car accident (It was a possumn!!) and are forced to walk the highway. They are picked up by kindly Al and are lead to a farmhouse occupied by a pretty young girl and her deaf/blind father. Well it drags from here and is pretty boring until the rape scene.

***SPOILER AHEAD***

The bank robbers are dead and have been dead since the car crash. The farm house is the key to heaven and hell, known in this movie as the 'dark' and 'light' sides. The balance must be maintained so some go to the light and some go to the dark no matter what.

***End Spoiler***

Some pretty good special effects at the end. The only real problem with this film is it does drag alot, but the sound isn't that great. Shot with a camcorder, it's really hard in some spots to tell what people are saying.

Not bad, but I wouldn't watch it twice.

Good at the end.......2004-12-02

The beginning drags a bit, but in the end, I was up in my chair and ready to deal. The creepy atmosphere is the winner in this film. It's not super gory, but there are some good special effects considering the budget.

Give it a try if you like indie films.

Surprise Indie Hit - packed with juicy Extras!.......2003-12-20

This was a pleasant surprise for a movie that proclaims to have been made for only $7000! It would definitely give Blair Witch a run for its money in production value. I thought the DVD was put together pretty well and there is some pretty insightful behind the scenes. The commentary was amusing by the producers and is worth a listen. But, I was most taken aback by the "Interview with the Gimp" - this was hilarious, and could be a cult hit all on its own! Get this movie - not only will you be supporting the Indy generation, you'll be getting one heck of a film... a horror with an intelligent story and unpredictable ending - who could ask for more?!?

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