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Savageland

CrimeDramaHorror

When a small town near the Arizona-Mexico border is wiped out overnight, suspicion falls on the lone survivor. But a roll of photos the survivor took that night tells a different story.

Year

2017

Duration

1h 22m

IMDb

6.0

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Cast

HM

Heather Moore

KGHW News Anchor

LN

Lars Nielsen

Forensics Agent

JC

J.C. Carlos

Carlos Olivares

Cast

HM

Heather Moore

KGHW News Anchor

LN

Lars Nielsen

Forensics Agent

JC

J.C. Carlos

Carlos Olivares

Lawrence Ross

Lawrence Ross

GL

George Lionel Savage

Sheriff John Parano

NM

Noe Montes

Francisco Salazar

DK

Daniel Kafer

Bar Patron #1

Monica Davis

Monica Romas

RD

Renee Davies

Renee Davies

Len Wein

Len Matheson

DT

Dan Trabulus

Deputy Dan Deluca

Edward L. Green

Gus Greer

GV

Gary Valbuena

Bar Patron #2

Peter Christian

Bar Patron #3

Peter Christian

Bar Patron #3

JS

Jason Stewart

Attorney Greg Daubman

SF

Sam Fontenot

John Wayne Fan

MC

Martha Cabistan

Maria Salazar

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Comments

10 Comments

Hawwa MMMar 11, 2025

I thought it was real

Luce Oleg’sJul 18, 2024

Angelique van WykJul 15, 2024

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Veronica NdeyMay 29, 2023

source: Savageland

MiauuuuuuuuuApr 28, 2023

This movie is really boring, and a complete waste of time. I found it on Amazon prime on one of my horror movie nights and found out that it was really boring and I got a good nap in.

Nomzy SthollyNov 22, 2022

Is it real? Or is it Memorex? Remember those ads? This movie was a hoot! I loved it. We are treated to a documentary of a massacre in Southern-My-State and we have to put the PIECES together as we watch. You Bastards! To those close to me, many know I am not the biggest fan of the state I reside in: Arizona and yet, I love movies about our desert towns. A couple of my favorites that come to mind are: Psycho, Eight Legged Freaks (which was filmed about 1 mile from where I live) and Sicario, just to name a few. I might just add this one to the list if I see it again. Basically, this documentary shows a small, border town between Mexico and Arizona that was literally wiped out in an all-but heartbeat. One suspect and he's captured fairly easily. Now comes the public opinion. I am totally guilty of this; I see the Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby stories and bam, they're convicted without the justice system. Is this right? By all means, no and that's why I call myself "guilty." Now, in my defense, some leaks where they admit their wrongdoing or evidence so overwhelming that they're anything but guilty. (In the case of our current president, he's on the admitting end, but still was elected. That's a whole 'nother argument...) Anyhoo, this man is found guilty by public opinion for the deaths of everyone in this very small town and we see both sides on his plight. As the documentary evolves, the broader story emerges and you will see what this man had to endure when he was amongst the deaths of all of his friends/townsfolk. I was engaged and I didn't want to read more about the making of this movie or the behind the scenes. In fact, the information I gave you was the brief synopsis I was provided. I urge you to do the same. Go in as cold as I did and if you're a fan of the ultimate result, you will adore this incredible take on this horror subgenre. You will not be let down...as long as you keep an open mind as I did. *** Final thoughts: Sure, this hit close to home for me (living in Glendale, an adjacent suburb of the capital of Arizona,) but I think this will be relevant to the rest of the country...and said president who wants to build a wall to "protect us." Well, mostly to build votes and admiration, but he claims it's for protection. Only, it certainly wouldn't have helped here.

Asmae CharifiNov 22, 2022

I was really intrigued by this movie. The premise is great and especially with our current political climate in 2018, this feels like and amazing idea. However all it was... was a boring story about nothing. I was so bummed out... maybe the last 15 seconds offered a glimpse of what happened? I was watching this after hours and it was so boring I opened my work laptop and decided to work on the side. THAT is how boring it felt.

NatafNov 22, 2022

I guess that's too many genres for one movie, but I think they're all accurate. The story revolves around an apparent spree-killing in a tiny, destitute Arizona border town near Nogales, Mx. The main suspect is also an amatuer photog and though not initially found, when a roll of film that he had taken during the entire night of the killings is developed, the story takes on a much darker tone. I have a soft spot in my heart for low budget horror films, but this one really is pretty high quality. Only one or two of the actors couldn't pull off the doc/reality part (the sherriff being the most annoying of them). There is a bit of a twist at the end, when one of the characters' book is published, and a "cover-up" is potentially revealed, but for the most part this fizzles at the end unfortunately. Over all, it's really well done for the resources they had, and the photo vs video aspect of the found "footage" was unique and really something I hadn't seen before. If you like "The Bay" but weren't really into the heavy-handedness and lack of "fright" you may just like this a lot.

RosaNov 22, 2022

This B rated film is a joke at best. All we need is another Zombie movie? FFS! The story is absolutely ridiculous, and the acting is weak. I don't see how this movie is getting good reviews. This film should be scrapped.