Odessa Young
as Charlotte
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The crime film The Giant, starring Odessa Young, Ben Schnetzer, Jack Kilmer, etc., directed by an unlisted director, was released on November 13, 2020 in the United States. It tells the story of A teenager's small town life is changed forever when a series of murders begin on the same night that her missing boyfriend suddenly reappears. This is a Crime, Mystery, Thriller film with a runtime of 99 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.2/10 from 588 viewers.
Odessa Young
as Charlotte
Ben Schnetzer
as Joe
Jack Kilmer
as Will
Madelyn Cline
as Olivia
Danny Ramirez
as Brady
P.J. Marshall
as Rex
Samantha Binkerd
as Lauren
Nicholas Cirillo
as Taylor
Ezekiel Ajeigbe
as Mikey
Taylor Hanks
as Daphne
Ashley Shelton
as The Mother
Julia Reilly
as Justine Corgan
Cathay Raboy
as Mrs. Calhoun
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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source: The Giant
Do yourself a favor & pick a different one, you'll thank me.
Delightful Indie Horror. Underrated Beautifully well done horror I've seen in a while . Great cinematography and perfect casting. A Ballad of a small town girl I would say. David Raboy did a surprisingly good art Horror Movie.
Great cinematography: nice lenses, a guide how cool to shoot on film, how to create a good composition and then how to edit it all correctly. Just wow! That's all. Incredibly boring.
The entire time I kept thinking "is there a plot? Is there a damn point to this movie?" I can dig slow movies, but this just dragged. I found myself falling asleep constantly. What was this giant supposed to be? It only got interesting during the last 20 minutes of the film and even that left you with more questions than answers. Such a shame because the acting was okay.
The main reason I watch this s Odessa. Well, some people maybe boring watch this kind of movie, but not me. I always intriqued with unique and 'different' camera's angle works. It's different from ussual thriller kind of movie. If you have spare time and want to wacth something unique, just give it a try. Did I mention Odessa Young?
The $5.99 I spent on this movie forced me to watch past the 20th minute, ULTRA regretfully. 50 minutes in and I just want to follow the example of the protagonist's mom here and find the nearest noose. First off, I came from a small town; people I knew died, were murdered AND killed themselves. Yet NOBODY was ever as depressed and miserable and bored as literally every single character in this film. The murdered girls are the real heroes of this movie if you ask me! Or at least they provide the viewer with the most hope of getting OUT of this experience. They lead by example by disappearing altogether, and 75 minutes in I am now fully willing to follow them into a dark, watery grave somewhere in Georgia. Secondly, is it really that painful for the creators of this incoherent sludge to actually EXPLAIN any part of what's going on here? Must they make every scene twice as confusing and pointless as the previous? We're not talking Memento here, or Donnie Darko; there's nothing smart or entertaining with this movie, especially 100 minutes in! Did even one actor have the slightest clue about the script they were reading? Did the Director? What's happening here? Is this a nightmare? Have I been drugged? Who am I? What are you? When is this? And finally, how for why at where now?
What in the world? It took me only 5 mins into the movie to start dozing off. Slow, Boring, Uninteresting, Confusing. The only nice thing were the pretty girls but that couldn't save this lousy movie.
I'm still not sure what I just watched. Was the main girl dead? Was there a meteor storm at the end? Is there an audience for sad girl movies?
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