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An entire town's population walks up a mountain trail and disappears. Years later, a group of intrepid explorers, intent on solving the mystery, take a mind-bending trip up the same road and find an ancient evil still lurking in the New England woods.

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Practical Blood FX on an Indie Budget
• Walking the YellowBrickRoad;
• Focus on Andy Mitton,
• Focus on Jesse Holland,
• Focus on Clark and Cassidy,
• Focus on Eric Hungerford
• Original Director's Commentary

Sales Points

• Winner, Best Feature, New York City Horror Film Festival
• Theatrical Release originally presented by BloodyDisgusting.com
• Debuted at Slamdance in Park City
• Elevated Horror
• Comparable to Blair Witch Project

Press Quotes

'A glossy, well polished mind-bender...Jesse Holland and Andy Mitton have in fact created something special...sure to be quite popular.'

     —BloodyDisgusting.com

'A deeply unsettling, well-crafted experience that makes for one of the best independent horror films of the past several years! ... Strong performances and killer minimalist direction from Andy Mitton and Jesse Holland...one of those rare indie gems...'

     —DreadCentral.com

'I know it's going to be a bit hyperbolic to say, but YellowBrickRoad is bar none the best original story I've had the pleasure of sitting and watching come to life this year. I'm really not kidding about that.'

     —BrutalAsHell.com

'The best horror film ever made.'

     —Buzzinefilm.com

'A well-shot, multi dimensional, and unexpectedly cerebral little horror story that proves there's always new life in a well-used premise, provided you show up with a few new tricks of your own.'

     —Fear.net

'I'm so glad I took the time while I was in Park City to and check out this fantastic little horror gem, because I really freakin' enjoyed watching this film!'

     —GeekTyrant.com

Proves that true original horror is still alive...we hope that Hollywood will step up and see these are the types of films that horror audiences want to see...more than a must-watch from us. It is also a must-own.

     —horrorbid.com

Deliciously Cosmic. Capture(s) something elusive about our very American fear of the wilderness.

     —Unwinnable.com