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    Film Review: THE SEARCH (2021) (Short Film)

    Peter 'Witchfinder' HopkinsBy Peter 'Witchfinder' Hopkins11th October 2021Updated:11th October 2021No Comments2 Mins Read

    THE SEARCH ** France 2021 Dir: David Vergne. 17 mins

    This short film follows the Chronos Corporation (French crew) following a crew who are investigating Italian hospitals/facilities – like ‘Most Haunted’ if it were filmed in Rome, on pasta.
    We follow Ben Wagner (Benjamin Vergne) – plus his two colleagues – searching for any traces of his father, in a disused sanitarium, where they find a book full of odd photos,  drawings and writing – which seem like the ramblings of a mad man, which is a appropriate given the current location.
    An armed man appears in the corridor, shoots one of their crew, blood pumping like a leaky faucet from his neck – they then try to hide.
    Escaping down the corridors more fairly graphic bloodletting ensues as they see both attacked by a mad person with a bag on their head – like a cross between Jason in the original ‘Friday the 13th’ and Leatherface’s sister.
    The original shooter then appears and is taken down once more in a fairly bloody scene which seems to end with ‘death by monkey wrench’, but being apparently indestructible he returns a few scenes later, soon being taken out in a vicious axe attack.
    The film ends as Ben leaves the building, covered in blood and is shot by a sniper, presumably from the Chronos Corporation.
    Well made, but not enough time to develop a full plot, which would probably be fully developed if this film was made into a feature length movie, which this short is more than likely hoping to accomplish, as it is, the short leaves the viewer more than a little confused.
    Review by Ian Carroll

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