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🎥 We just watched In a Violent Nature — a slow-burn, ultra-minimalist slasher that flips the script on traditional horror by showing everything from the killer’s POV.

Set deep in the woods of Canada and filmed with eerie stillness, this one had us asking:

“Is this horror… or a nature documentary with body parts?”

There’s very little dialogue. No real backstory. Just long, quiet shots of trees, creeks, rustling leaves… and a dead-eyed man in a rusty mask walking toward you. Slowly. Very slowly.

But wow — when it hits, it hits hard.

🍁 Canadian Core – Shot entirely in Canada, which made us feel oddly patriotic (and terrified).

🔨 Brutal Kills – The gore is sparse but memorable. You’ll never look at a logging hook the same way again.

🕯️ Minimalist Mood – Sparse sound design. Long silences. Almost meditative. But don’t relax too much.

🎞️ Indie Aesthetic – Low budget? Maybe. But it works. This is art-house horror at its finest.

Was it terrifying? Not really.Was it unsettling, stylish, and strangely beautiful? Absolutely.

In a Violent Nature doesn’t scream at you — it just walks slowly through the woods until you can’t breathe.

🎬 In a Violent Nature – Premiered at Sundance📍 Filmed in Canada🎟️ Distribution details TBD, sequel teased 👀

🍿 Cade & Kit Pairing Picks:

• ​Drink: Black coffee or craft beer in a can
• ​Snack: Kettle chips (quietly)
• ​Activity: Sitting alone in a cabin... if you dare

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🌲 A Killer's POV – What if Jason Voorhees was the main character? That’s the unsettling beauty of this film.

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