Review of Wineville (2024) by Ted Lazaris - Rating ****
Wineville, directed by Brande Roderick, is a thrilling dive into the psychological horror genre, set against the rich, atmospheric backdrop of a 1970s vineyard. The film follows Tess Lott (Roderick) as she returns to her family's estate, only to uncover long-buried secrets that push the story into a captivating whirlwind of suspense and intrigue.
Roderick's direction and performance shine as she seamlessly brings Tess's journey to life, while the haunting vineyard setting perfectly complements the film's Gothic tone. The ensemble cast, featuring Carolyn Hennesy as Aunt Margaret and Casey King as Joe, delivers compelling performances that enhance the mystery and tension, adding layers of complexity to the family's dynamic.
With its gripping narrative and vivid imagery, Wineville keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The film balances suspense and tension masterfully, offering fans of psychological horror a dark, yet engaging experience. For anyone seeking a chilling, thought-provoking tale set in a beautifully eerie location, Wineville delivers in every way.
Wineville, directed by Brande Roderick, is a thrilling dive into the psychological horror genre, set against the rich, atmospheric backdrop of a 1970s vineyard. The film follows Tess Lott (Roderick) as she returns to her family's estate, only to uncover long-buried secrets that push the story into a captivating whirlwind of suspense and intrigue.
Roderick's direction and performance shine as she seamlessly brings Tess's journey to life, while the haunting vineyard setting perfectly complements the film's Gothic tone. The ensemble cast, featuring Carolyn Hennesy as Aunt Margaret and Casey King as Joe, delivers compelling performances that enhance the mystery and tension, adding layers of complexity to the family's dynamic.
With its gripping narrative and vivid imagery, Wineville keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The film balances suspense and tension masterfully, offering fans of psychological horror a dark, yet engaging experience. For anyone seeking a chilling, thought-provoking tale set in a beautifully eerie location, Wineville delivers in every way.