Movies | October 11, 2009 | 2 comments

Road to Moloch: Into the Horrifying Cave of Ancient Evil Incarnate

Image
disembedded
“Road to Moloch” is an incredibly scary supernatural action-horror short film by filmmaker Robert Glickert. In recent times, not surprisingly, there have been a number of feature-length horror films set in contemporary war hot-spots, especially in Iraq and Afghanistan. But what those films set out to do in 90-odd minutes, Glickert’s “Road to Moloch” manages to accomplish in 16-minutes, and with considerable force.

While on a mission to locate three missing American soldiers, a team of reconnaissance marines encounters a blood-spattered Iraqi stumbling through the desert. After following the distraught man into the depths of an insurgent cave, the marines make some horrifying discoveries that bring them face-to-face with what may be the home of ancient evil incarnate. Playing around with the cliches of action and horror movies, “Road to Moloch” manages to be a highly entertaining piece of filmmaking, if you can withstand the splatter and carnage.

This piece presents a number of color photographs from the film, as well as the incredible, addictive action-horror short film, “Road to Moloch.”
  1. groups:
    Entertainment,   Culture,   Movies,   Current Tonight,   7 more
  2. tags:
    Entertainment Culture Art and Style Art 20 more
  3. recommended by:
    disembedded
  4.     
    |

2 comments // Road to Moloch: Into the Horrifying Cave of Ancient Evil Incarnate

  • disembedded
    • 0
      disembedded  
    • Hi devtank,

      Could be scary to some I think, but note that I also described it for some others as "playing around with the cliches of action and horror movies," suggesting that some viewers would see it from a different perspective (as you did). Thanks for your comments!

      Best wishes to you.

    • 2 years ago
  • devtank
    • 0
      devtank  
    • ..oh dear..

      Here I was thinking that this actually might be "incredibly" scary flick, but its not.
      its great work, I commend all film makers especially indy, but this doesn't command the language used here to promote it.
      Its good fun flick very well executed, but scary its not.

    • 2 years ago
more from Movies:

top videos