When band members stop at a roadside cafe for a slice of pie, they find themselves locked up in the unstable cafe owners surreal art collection and must battle a menacing force with a taste for souls.
The film screened at Cosmo Film Festival.[6] It was released on November 1, 2020[7] and distributed by TriCoast Worldwide.[8][9][10]
Reception
Paul Chapinal at Film-news.co.uk scored it 3 out of 5, claiming it has "enough twists and turns to keep the attention."[11]The Scariest Things scored it 3 out of 5, concluding it is "Delicious cherry pie."[12]Horror Bound called it "a new unique tale in horror."[13] In a review at PopHorror, Anthony Baamonde claims the "acting is fabulous, and Honey Lauren totally steals the show."[14] In a less favorable review, Explosion Network scored it 4 out of 10 claiming that the "core concept is unique enough to carry the weaker parts of the film."[15]Without Your Head scored the film 2 out of 5 stating the film had "great concepts that never get the execution they deserve."[16] Film critic Jennie Kermode at Eye for Film scored in 1 out of 5, stating "you'll be left feeling as if you've been watching this picture for years."[17]
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