Feed the Gods (2014)

Feed the Gods: Directed by Braden Croft. With Shawn Roberts, Tyler Johnston, Emily Tennant, Britt Irvin. Two brothers return to a small mountain town in search of their long lost parents only to discover that the place has a monstrous taste for tourists.

“The Gods must be fed, to keep the remains of the town of Tendale from being destroyed. Who or what are these Gods, who would not spare even an infant unless he possesses a u0026quot;green ticketu0026quot;? How are these tickets obtained? Why does a dark shadow linger on the faces of the townspeople? These are the questions that Will Oates, a somewhat psychologically unstable fan of director Werner Herzog, accompanied by his hotshot- young-lawyer brother Kris and Krisu0026#39; girlfriend Brit, finds himself trying to answer as he searches for his biological parents in the remains of this town that nestles deep in the heart of the Canadian Taiga. Beautifully detailed (and quirky) characters, witty dialogue and spine-chilling atmospherics add to Croftu0026#39;s fictional history of Tendale. The plot is both poignant and intricate, and requires generous use of the u0026quot;seeku0026quot; button if you donu0026#39;t want to miss the finer points! For the seasoned film buffs, especially those who enjoy delving beneath the surface of the movie, u0026quot;Feed the Godsu0026quot; is truly a treat.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003ePS: I donu0026#39;t know what the other reviewers were thinking. They could have been expecting some blood-gore-scream extravaganza, or they might have confused a mentally unstable protagonistu0026#39;s irrational actions with plot holes. Either way, put your expectations from big- budget films aside while watching this. Itu0026#39;s worth the effort.”