It’s hard to find a great, affordable home to buy these days. Would it be OK if you found one, but all kinds of monsters came out of a portal once a year?
William Bagley’s horror comedy Hold the Fort answers that question. The action, set to a high-energy synth score straight from the 80s, takes off within the first 20 minutes and does not let up until the end.
It’s short, silly, and gory and makes the most of its low budget with creative practical and visual effects and a fine cast. It might not break new ground, but it will satisfy the midnight crowds looking for a good time.
