PETER RABID

Cinemavixion Review

In S.J. Evans' chilling new offering, "PETER RABID," a veneer of nostalgic reunion shatters into a maelstrom of terror. The film plunges a group of former school friends into a nightmarish scenario as they are lured to a secluded country home, only to become prey for the deranged siblings, Peter Rabid and Bedelia. What begins as a seemingly isolated spree of violence soon reveals the sinister tendrils of a cult, adding a disturbing layer of organized malevolence to the unfolding horror. The narrative promises a relentless descent into fear, questioning not only survival but the very essence of what remains when innocence is systematically eradicated. Charlie Bentley, Tee Blackwood, and Joseph Emms anchor the escalating dread, portraying characters caught in an inescapable web of madness and a fight for their very souls.