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Rust Creek is an indie thriller that captivates with its talented cast and unique Appalachian setting. Hermione Corfield shines in her role as Sawyer Scott, delivering a compelling and intense performance. Jay Paulson as Lowell Pritchert and the rest of the cast contribute to the film's chilling atmosphere and thrilling narrative.

The 2018 movie Rust Creek is full of nail-biting suspense and thrill, and it owes this to its talented cast of actors. The film, which made its way to Netflix's US Top 10 in April 2024, is an intriguing survival thriller following an ambitious young woman who winds up on the wrong road (literally and figuratively) entirely because of chance. This leads her through a series of horrible luck and terror, and her will to survive and an unlikely connection with a shadowy figure is left as her only hope.

Rust Creek, an indie film directed by Jen McGowan and written...

Too often, filmmakers forget that less can be more. Luckily, the creative forces behind Rust Creek, a new thriller hitting theaters, they know this. Within the first ten minutes, the action and story are already set into motion. Independent cinema like this is always preferable to overly pretentious fare. This flick just wants to tell a lean, mean, and razor sharp story. Without question, they do. This is a really solid film that only pauses to breathe once a breath needs to be taken. It suggests a real strong future for the filmmakers and especially for its star, who is a real find. As mentioned above, the movie gets down to it rather quickly. Sawyer Scott (Hermione Corfield) is a college student with a plum job interview scheduled in Washington D.C. in a few days. En route, she winds up getting horribly lost in the maze-like Kentucky forest. One...

Breaking News: The Sofia Coppola-directed Somewhere has won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. The film, which stars Stephen Dorff, Michelle Monaghan, and Benicio Del Toro, won by unanimous decison of a jury headed by Quentin Tarantino. Focus Features releases the film in the U.S. Here’s the full list of winners:

Winners Of The 67Th Venice Film Festival

International Competition Jury

Golden Lion

Somewhere – Sofia Coppola (U.S.)

Silver Lion

The Last Circus “Balada triste de trompeta” – Alex de la Iglesia

Special Jury Prize

Essential Killing – Jerzy Skolimowski

Actor

Vincent Gallo – Essential Killing

Actress

Ariane Labed – Attenberg (Greece)

Marcello Mastroianni Prize For Young Performer

Mila Kunis – Black Swan (U.S.)

Best Screenplay

Alex de le Iglesia – The Last Circus “Balada triste de trompeta”

Technical Contribution — Best Cinematography

Mikhail Krichman – Silent Souls “Aleksei Fedorchenko (Russia)

Special Lion (For...