5150 Elms Way Awesome French/Canadian Horro

[chrischurchilltwitch]

Anyone seem this film, loved it myself.

"This is an exceptional experience. I can't stop thinking about it. Directed by Eric Tessia `5150 Rue Des Ormes' is one of the most frustrating and disturbing captivity stories. When you watch this film you realise how much repetitive dross is available."



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[Anthony P]

yup a really good film, I included it i my horror marathon again this year

[junyab]

Yep, own it. It's a slightly better than average modern horror. Nothing spectacular or exceptional about it, but nothing terribly horrible either.

[Morsoth]

That story is from Patrick Senécal (a Quebec writer). With 5150, 2 other movies have been released and also a web-series (The sequel to 5150) :

- Sur le seuil (Evil Words) DVD Only...
- Les Septs jours du Talion (Seven Days) Blu-ray and DVD
- La reine rouge - This web-series is a sequel to 5150 rue des Ormes (5150 Elm's Way) and follows the story of Michelle Beaulieu, the teenage girl from 5150. It's also set before another novel titled "Aliss" who is a punk-style version of Alice of Wonderland. "Aliss" is the nickname of Michelle Beaulieu, and she become an eccentric queen in a psychotic quarter of Montreal.







Seven Days is a great movie. It's have been remade/ripped-of as "Tortured" in 2010 in the US, but Seven Days is better IMO.