It Stains the Sands Red

Name: It Stains the Sands Red
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Horror
Released: July 28, 2017
Duration: 92 min
Cast: Andrew Supanz, Brittany Allen, Dylan Playfair, Juan Riedinger, Kristopher Higgins

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Dark Sky Films | Release Date: July 28, 2017 | Not Rated

Starring: Andrew Supanz, Brittany Allen, Dylan Playfair, Juan Riedinger, Kristopher Higgins, Merwin Mondesir, Michael Filipowich, Nico David, Steve Judkins, Warren E. Thomas

Summary: In the throes of a zombie apocalypse, a troubled woman from Las Vegas with a dark past finds herself stranded in the desert with a lone and ravenous zombie on her tail.

Director: Colin Minihan

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 92 min

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Dennis Harvey

Jul 27, 2017

Watchable if never really scary or funny enough to leave a memorable impression. Read full review

Rob Staeger

Jul 27, 2017

What could have been a wordless slog is inventive and even buoyant, as Molly crosses the baked Nevada landscape. And then, like a dog turd lurking in the middle of a jelly doughnut, a needless, brutal rape scene poisons the whole experience. Read full review

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GormGraveborn

Jul 30, 2020

This is honestly one of the best zombie movies I have seen in a while. It is minimalist, yet suspenseful and captivating.

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3ebfan511

Mar 11, 2018

I was pleasantly surprised by this movie, as most low-budget zombie films have a pretty good chance of being generic and probably pretty banal. But this film was actually somewhat unique and had a decent story, with some humor, as well as of course some scary stuff as well. I honestlyI was pleasantly surprised by this movie, as most low-budget zombie films have a pretty good chance of being generic and probably pretty banal. But this film was actually somewhat unique and had a decent story, with some humor, as well as of course some scary stuff as well. I honestly liked it more than some big-budget zombie movies as the lead actress was very good in her role, the story and premise was at least somewhat unique for a zombie film, and it had some heart as well. Highly recommend for anyone that likes the genre as it is well worth enjoying if that is case, and...honestly more original than quite a few higher budget zombie films out there. (Also towards the end it reminded me of a certain video game, better than the big-budget film series of the same name...) 7/10 pretty well-done late night viewing.… Expand

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CityOfGeek

Jan 20, 2019

Oh Bowie, I love this movie. Yes, zombie movies made on the cheap are a dime a dozen. Everyone and their mom has made a zombie movie (even I have, no you can’t see it). When one comes along with a new take and a solid backbone of a premise and a fanastic look, its something to seek out.Oh Bowie, I love this movie. Yes, zombie movies made on the cheap are a dime a dozen. Everyone and their mom has made a zombie movie (even I have, no you can’t see it). When one comes along with a new take and a solid backbone of a premise and a fanastic look, its something to seek out. I’ve heard of this movie for a while, but finally seeing due to our friends Thom and Langley of the Bonus Material Podcast (find them on iTunes or click here) interviewing the cinematographer Clayton Moore on an older episode.

The basic premise is the zombies rise as a woman and man are trying to get to an airport in the middle of the desert for drug reasons. An accident leads them stranded on the side of the road when a single zombie shows up. After the man gets eaten, she decides to hoof it to the airport herself. Trouble is, shes dressed like a movie-stripper (high boots, leopard print pants and studded leather bra), has one bottle of water, and a lot of cocaine. And she is perused by that one zombie, always about five feet behind her. Of course, there is more to that, but I won’t spoil the changes the story goes through as she makes her way to the airport. That doe sound like a humorous set up, but I note while there some comedy with the situation, this isn’t a comedy. Ultimately, this is her journey to self-redemption (helped along with flashbacks) and struggle to survive. Starting as an annoying character, she soon grows on us. So does the zombie, whom she names Smalls. Small’s make up is damned good – and it should be if we’re going to spend a film with him.

As Thom and Langley had the cinematographer on their podcast, let me say this movie looks great. It uses the vast emptiness of the desert to fullest command to get into the mindset of the woman and the sheer hardship of her goal.

It Stains the Sand Red slipped under many radars, including mine for a long time. Let it blip on yours and check it out.… Expand

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DirigiblePulp

Jun 2, 2018

An intriguing premise about a lone zombie chasing a woman through the desert. A ripe metaphor that serves its obvious purpose and little more. It's amusing if ultimately not as inspired or memorable as one would hope.

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