Redwood 2017
"Find yourself, before they find you."
Tom Paton's *Redwood* (2017) delivers a chilling blend of horror and survival as a couple's peaceful woodland retreat takes a terrifying turn.
Director: Tom Paton
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Redwood (2017) about?
*Redwood* follows a couple enjoying a hiking trip through California's ancient redwood forests, only to stumble upon a nest of vampires and become the prey in a deadly game of survival. What begins as a romantic escape quickly turns into a desperate fight for their lives against creatures lurking in the trees. The film blends horror with a raw, survivalist edge, keeping tension high as the characters confront both the supernatural and their own primal instincts.
Who directed Redwood?
Tom Paton directed *Redwood* (2017), bringing a sharp eye for suspense and atmospheric dread to this horror thriller.
Who stars in Redwood?
The cast of *Redwood* includes Nicholas Brendon, Mike Beckingham, Muzz Khan, Tatjana Nardone, and Jessica-Jane Stafford, with Luke D'Silva rounding out the ensemble.
Is Redwood (2017) worth watching?
With its tight 80-minute runtime and intense focus on survival horror, *Redwood* (2017) offers a lean, suspenseful experience for fans of the genre. While it may not reinvent vampire lore, its claustrophobic setting and brisk pacing make it a solid pick for those seeking a quick but gripping fright. It's best enjoyed as a no-frills thriller rather than a groundbreaking horror film.
How long is Redwood?
*Redwood* (2017) has a runtime of 80 minutes.
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About Redwood (2017) — A Couple's Fight for Survival in the Redwoods' Dark Secrets
Tom Paton's *Redwood* (2017) delivers a chilling blend of horror and survival as a couple's peaceful woodland retreat takes a terrifying turn. Their innocent hike through towering redwoods suddenly spirals into a nightmare when they accidentally disturb a hidden nest of vampires, forcing them into a desperate battle against the supernatural predators lurking in the shadows. With its claustrophobic forest setting and relentless tension, the film explores primal fears—instinct, survival, and the terror of being hunted in an isolated wilderness. Nicholas Brendon leads the cast, bringing his signature intensity to the role of a man pushed to his limits, while the eerie atmosphere and moody cinematography amplify the dread.
*Redwood* isn't just another vampire flick; it's a stripped-down, claustrophobic chase where the real monsters might not be the mythical creatures of the forest but the human instinct to survive at all costs. The 80-minute runtime keeps the pace brisk, and the tight focus on character dynamics elevates what could have been a forgettable tale into something far more gripping.