The Forest Through the Trees

The Forest Through the Trees is an incredibly solid story and film from underrated director Jason Pitts. This is a movie that transcended any budget limitations to deliver a compelling and frankly horrifying descent into a young women's morbid destiny. The lead actress, Annie Sullivan never wastes an onscreen moment. She is endlessly believable in her role as Chloe, and kept me captivated throughout the films runtime. James Stokes, who plays Ken, Chloe's father injects this film with a healthy dose of kickass action and a lot of heart that will not want to miss. If you say you like indie horror, put your money where your mouth is and watch this. You will not be disappointed.

The Forest Through The Trees was dark, creepy, and frightening! The battle between good and evil was taken to a higher level! It really drew me in and what plot twists. I did not want to move from my chair. I was on the edge of my seat, and had goose bumps muchbof the time. It had a great storyline, directing, and awesome acting by Annie Sullivan, James Stokes, Ben Matias, Alivea Disney, Brad Adams, Marilyn Knapp, Anna Hardwick, and last but not least Scott Doss! Scott you creeped me out. I really enjoyed this movie, and highly recommend it! Go watch it on Fandango Home, Prime Video, and more!

This film punches well above its weight with a great story, tight pacing, good use of cgi and practical special effects and some amazing performances.

In the saturated market of independent horror this film breaks the mold and truly sets itself apart. Departing from the traditional blood, gore, and comedy traditionally used in low budget horror, the film focus' on an amazing storyline with some incredible character arcs.

Writer and Director Jason Pitts takes a unique approach to story telling through this script.

Scott Doss puts on an amazing performance as Julian the cult leader while James Stokes plays a stepfather that ends up fighting demons internally and externally. I highly recommend this film if you're looking for something that is truly unique. It has big Hollywood feels, with independent grassroots filmmaking heart. This movie is not to missed.

Rented this a few nights ago, really enjoyed seeing some local horror come to life. Story was a lot of fun, with some twist along the way. Acting was spot on. Sets looked great, pace chugged right along as it should. I would recommend shutting out the lights, put the phone down and giving this a watch, indie horror fans will definitely appreciate the work, horror fans in general are in for something original. I rented for 48 hours and honestly wish I had just bought it, I would absolutely rewatch this film. Shout out to the cast and crew, bravo! Excited to see what's next for Director Jason Pitts!

Solid horror film: the plot worked, the acting was good all around, but Bryan Guarino, Vu Ha, Scott Doss, and Marilyn Knapp were standouts. The effects were impressive for the budget. They mixed practical effects with CGI for the blood and gore scenes, which totally nailed that classic 80s horror feel. The director Jason Pitts clearly knows his horror history and brings some fresh ideas to familiar territory.

The production design was great, the sound mixing was perfect, and the soundtrack adds to the vibe without being distracting. The pacing is tight, and it doesn't waste time getting to the good stuff. If you're into horror that doesn't take itself too seriously but still delivers, check it out. It's the kind of film that reminds you why you fell in love with the genre in the first place.