Welcome to Willits is a 2016 American science fiction comedy horror film directed by Trevor Ryan and starring Bill Sage, Sabina Gadecki, Anastasia Baranova, Dolph Lundgren, Thomas Dekker, Chris Zylka, Serge Levin, Garrett Clayton and Rory Culkin.[1][2][3][4]
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Welcome to Willits | |
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Directed by | Trevor Ryan |
Written by | Tim Ryan |
Produced by | Jon Keeyes Scott Levenson Jordan Yale Levine Shaun Sanghani |
Starring | Bill Sage Sabina Gadecki Anastasia Baranova Dolph Lundgren Thomas Dekker Chris Zylka Garrett Clayton Rory Culkin Serge Levin |
Cinematography | Che Broadnax |
Edited by | Phillip Blackford |
Music by | Jeremy Little |
Production companies | Yale Productions SSS Entertainment BondIt Media Capital Real Horror Show Pictures |
Distributed by | IFC Midnight |
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Running time | 84 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Deep in the Northern California woods, in the heart of the notorious Emerald Triangle, lies a remote cabin. Bill Sage is pot farmer and methampetamne user/dealer in the area who believes his farms have been invaded by aliens. Sage's paranoia continues to grow, which may be PTSD from an alien abudtion and torture. [5]
Residents of the area are suffering from attacks from mysterious creatures.
When Sage catches a wayward group of campers on his land, the situation quickly escalates into total carnage.[6]
An adaptation of the sci-fi/horror short "Welcome to Willits: After Sundown."[7]
The first film made by the Ryans. Filmed in Louisiana, Los Angeles and Willits, California.[8]
The Los Angeles Times found the movie promising with a loopy energy, but finally the movie was unfocused. The found the film promising enough to hope for more efforts from the filmmakers.[9]
The Horror Society praised the movie, finding it amazingly original. They praised the dialogue and the effects. [10], However, Rue Morgue preferred the short the film is based on. [11]
Dread Central praised the movie, finding it one of the best independent horror movies of the year. [12]
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