Munger Road

Name: Munger Road
Genre: Thriller
Released: September 30, 2011
Duration: 86 min

2011

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Freestyle Releasing | Release Date: September 30, 2011 | PG-13

Summary: On the eve of the Scarecrow Festival, four teenagers disappear along Munger Road. As two cops go on a search, the uncover evidence that a sadistic killer has returned to their little town.

Director: Nicholas Smith

Genre(s): Thriller

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 86 min

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Roger Ebert

Sep 28, 2011

Munger Road does an efficient, skillful job of audience manipulation using the techniques of darkness and vulnerability, and the truth that a horror not seen is almost always scarier than one you can see. Read full review

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thegadfly44

Jun 24, 2015

This movie is absolutely terrible. It doesn't have an ending at all. It stops suddenly and then splashes up "To Be Continued" on the screen.

This is some of the greediest, shadiest, most under handed crap I've ever seen. Let me give everyone who gives this a positive rating a clue, whenThis movie is absolutely terrible. It doesn't have an ending at all. It stops suddenly and then splashes up "To Be Continued" on the screen.

This is some of the greediest, shadiest, most under handed crap I've ever seen. Let me give everyone who gives this a positive rating a clue, when we spend money on something, we want everything we paid for. When I buy a pizza I don't want half of a pizza. I don't want 3 quarters of a pizza. I want a full freaking pizza. So when I get a book, the book has a full story. Beginning. Middle. End. Video games. I want beginning. Middle. End. MOVIES. BEGINNING. MIDDLE. END.

Who ever made the decision should do this should be ran out of Hollywood and never ever ever work again. I'm glad this didn't get funding for part 2. I hope it never ever does.… Expand

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