British director Rob Savage hasn’t let the pandemic interrupt his urge to make movies. Since Covid swept the world he has made not one but two feature horror films. The latest, Dashcam, just premie…
British director Rob Savage hasn’t let the pandemic interrupt his urge to make movies. Since Covid swept the world he has made not one but two feature horror films.,is a found footage-style narrative shot on iPhones. It stars musician and internet personality Annie Hardy, playing a version of herself as the host of an in-your-face “live improvised music show” streamed from her moving car.“[Annie] gets a bit tired of the L.A. lockdown and decides to just f**k off and go to the U.K.
Hardy’s character is a foul-mouthed, politically-incorrect MAGA fan with about as much empathy for other human beings as Donald Trump has displayed. As such, the audience may not want to see her survive the film.“A lot of people watch this movie and watch her and find her unlikeable, hard to deal with, and because you’re watching a horror movie you think very much in terms of like, ‘Do I want to see this person eaten by a demon or not?’” Savage confesses.
“There’s a wealth of layers in those comments,” Cox noted. “Lots of different characters [making the comments], most of which are living rent-free in my head to this day.”comes from Shadowhouse Films and horror specialist Blumhouse Productions . The film premiered in TIFF’s Midnight Madness section. “Launching at TIFF and at Midnight Madness is truly special,” Cox said. “We couldn’t have hoped for a better place to share this with the world.”
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