Dave Made a Maze 2017
"He thought of everything but a way out."
Bill Watterson's feature debut, *Dave Made a Maze* (2017), follows Dave, a struggling artist whose creative outburst leads to a surreal disaster.
Director: Bill Watterson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dave Made a Maze (2017) about?
A desperate artist's cardboard maze spirals into a nightmarish escape challenge when his impulsive fort-building traps him inside. As his concerned girlfriend leads a rescue team into the shifting, booby-trapped maze, they face both the creator's wrath and a monstrous pursuer.
Who directed Dave Made a Maze?
The film was directed by Bill Watterson, known for his work in indie and genre filmmaking.
Who stars in Dave Made a Maze?
The cast features Nick Thune as Dave, Meera Rohit Kumbhani as Annie, and Adam Busch, James Urbaniak, and Stephanie Allynne rounding out the ensemble.
Is Dave Made a Maze (2017) worth watching?
With its clever mix of comedy, adventure, and light horror, *Dave Made a Maze* offers a fresh, offbeat experience. Its DIY charm and tight runtime make it a standout for fans of quirky, low-budget genre films.
How long is Dave Made a Maze?
The film runs for 81 minutes.
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About Dave Made a Maze (2017) — A Darkly Comic, DIY Horror Adventure
Bill Watterson's feature debut, *Dave Made a Maze* (2017), follows Dave, a struggling artist whose creative outburst leads to a surreal disaster. What starts as a cardboard fortress spirals into a nightmarish labyrinth packed with shifting corridors, lethal traps, and a relentless Minotaur. When his girlfriend Annie rallies a motley crew of friends to rescue him, they tumble into a world where Dave's imagination has turned against him—and every makeshift path could be his last.
A darkly comic yet eerily atmospheric romp, the film blends genres to explore themes of artistic obsession, the chaos of creation, and the fine line between play and peril. With its quirky cast, DIY aesthetic, and a dash of horror-lite dread, *Dave Made a Maze* delivers a uniquely offbeat adventure that feels both nostalgic and unsettling.