Valley of Ditches (2017)

Valley of Ditches: Directed by Christopher James Lang. With Amanda Todisco, Russell Bradley Fenton, Jeremy Sless, Alexandria Benford. Left for dead in an open grave, Emilia struggles to keep both her life and her sanity.

“I donu0026#39;t know what the filmmakers were thinking with this convoluted mess. Emilia(Amanda Todisco) is sitting in a van with her boyfriend at the start of the film, asking him what does he think happens to us when we die. Such a deep thinker, Emilia. Oh well, the young lady winds up duct taped, sitting in a car and chewing on the tape in an attempt to escape a bad man. The ditch in the title, is indeed, in a valley. Emilia lands up in a ditch with her boyfriend and what follows, with many flashbacks to a mean daddy and an unexplained fantasy sequence with the victim tied at the wrists and feet and blood dripping from her mouth. Mercifully, this tedious work of amateurs is only eighty minutes. I would suggest that viewers dig up an old DVD of the u0026quot;Twilight Zoneu0026quot; or u0026quot;Alfred Hitchcock Presentsu0026quot; to see how to handle suspense properly.”