Mary Had A Little Lamb – Movie Review
Director: Jason Arber
Writer: Harry Boxley (Screenplay)
Cast
- Danielle Scott (Prototype)
- May Kelly (Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey)
- Lila Lasso (The Visitors)
- Charlie Esquer (Spider-Man Far from Home)
- Harry Boxley (Alien Abduction)
Plot: A horror reimagining of the famous tale.. Mary Had A Little Lamb.
Runtime: 1 Hour 19 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Mary Had A Little Lamb starts when cold case radio presenter Carla (Kelly) needs to spice up her show. She turns to her boss with an idea to investigate a current-day missing person case. This sees her putting her team, Mona (Broderick), Ray (Boxley), Shelley (Esquer) and Liz (Scott) as they head into the forest.
However, once they get lost in the forest, they stumble across a home. The home of Mary and her Lamb, who have been hunting people down to join their family for years.
Verdict on Mary Had A Little Lamb
Mary Had A Little Lamb is a horror movie following a radio present and her team going in search of their next story. It sees them heading into a forest where people have been going missing, only for them to meet an estranged family.
This is the latest in the run of children’s stories turned into a twisted horror tale. It brings us a masked/mutated killer figure to life in a slasher style who gets a host of victims to pick off. This gets the normal for what slasher fans would expect, with a throwback feeling to everything going on. In conclusion, this fits the typical slasher movie, it has splatter-filled kills that make it a welcome addition to the sub-genre of horror.
Final Thoughts – Mary Had A Little Lamb is a fun, silly and entertaining slasher movie.
