Willow Creek, film review: Tongue-in-cheek humour and creepy moments

(15) Bobcat Goldthwait, 80 mins Starring: Bryce Johnson, Alexie Gilmore

Thursday 01 May 2014 22:52 BST

Bryce Johnson and Alexie Gilmore in 'Willow Creek'

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Willow Creek is yet another found-footage horror film but it's a fresh and engaging one, combining tongue-in-cheek humour with some genuinely creepy moments.

Bryce Johnson and Alexie Gilmore are the young couple armed with a home-movie camera who head deep into the woods on a mock quest for "Big Foot".

Inevitably, the sarcasm and wisecracking soon turn to blind terror.

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Willow Creek, film review: Tongue-in-cheek humour and creepy moments

(15) Bobcat Goldthwait, 80 mins Starring: Bryce Johnson, Alexie Gilmore

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