One Must Fall

2018
1h 36m

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Daniel de Weldon, Julie Streble, John Wells, Barry Piacente, Andrew Yackel, Francis Whitaker, Rebekah Lynn Dow, and Todd Proctor in One Must Fall (2018)

A horror-comedy slasher set in the 80s about a woman wrongfully fired from her office job and forced to take on a temporary job on a crime scene cleanup crew. With a maniacal serial killer o... Read allA horror-comedy slasher set in the 80s about a woman wrongfully fired from her office job and forced to take on a temporary job on a crime scene cleanup crew. With a maniacal serial killer on the loose leaving them lots of work, did he ever leave the scene of the crime?A horror-comedy slasher set in the 80s about a woman wrongfully fired from her office job and forced to take on a temporary job on a crime scene cleanup crew. With a maniacal serial killer on the loose leaving them lots of work, did he ever leave the scene of the crime?

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4.0/10

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Awards
- 6 wins & 1 nomination total

Goofs
When Sarah tells her mother about her new job, her mother responds with an anecdote about Sarah sleeping in her parents' bed from age four until she was twelve - "that's why your brother is eight years younger than you". If Sarah was the cause of a sex-free marriage during those years, her brother would be twelve years younger.

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3/10

One Must Fall...asleep

Maybe it was the lack of my coffee intake for the day, or maybe it was the fact that you have such poorly written characters that you quite literally put your audience to sleep. I'm a stickler for finding hidden indie film gems, in fact I mostly seek out horror films. I found this on IMDb tv and thought why not, could be a hidden gem. I typically never read reviews...well with this romp, I probably should have. The characters are so boring and paper-thin, you honestly wish they were dead. Yes please die. I snoozed for a good 15 minutes as I was trying so hard to keep my eyes open. However I did run back the film and watch the bit I missed. My nap was more entertaining. Side note: don't end your film with some world building almost marvel type end credits scene when it's a low budget indie film. Just don't. It makes you look pretentious, and as a great author once said: "An ounce of pretension is worth a pound of manure."