Devil's Tower

About This Movie

So, 'Devil's Tower' is this 2014 horror flick that kinda sneaks up on you. The atmosphere is pretty bleak, and you can feel Sarah's despair right from the start. The setup with her moving into that apartment—it's relatable in a way, but then it gets twisted. The pacing builds nicely; there's an eerie sense of dread as tenants start vanishing. Jason Mewes, known for his comedic roles, brings a different energy here as Sid, which is an interesting choice. The practical effects add a gritty layer to the horror, and while the director remains under the radar, the film has a unique charm. It’s not your typical jump-scare fest, but rather a slow-burn that sticks with you. And you’ll probably find yourself thinking about Sarah long after the credits roll.

Watch for the unsettling atmosphere that builds throughout.Pay attention to character dynamics, especially between Sarah and Sid.The practical effects are surprisingly effective for the budget.