The Feral Man

Synopsis

In the movie The Feral Man released in 2002, directed by Brett Kelly, the audience is taken on a thrilling journey into the wilderness where a mysterious creature roams. The story follows a group of unsuspecting campers who encounter this feral man and must fight for survival as they uncover the dark secrets of the forest. As tensions rise and the unknown threat looms closer, the group faces a series of challenges that test their courage and resilience. With suspenseful moments and unexpected twists, The Feral Man explores the primal instincts of human nature and the fine line between civilization and the untamed wild.

Cast

• Brett Kelly

  Danny

• Mary MacPherson

  Linda

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  Mark Courneyea

  Vaughn

• Steve Patterson

  Desmond

• Eric Schmidt

  Jack

• Corey Stevenson

  Al

Reviews

The Feral Man, directed by Brett Kelly, received scathing reviews from critics, with many pointing out the poor execution of the storyline and lackluster performances. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a dismal rating of 2%, calling it a 'messy attempt at a horror flick'. IMDb rated it at an abysmal 1.2/10, with users citing the weak plot and unconvincing special effects as major drawbacks. Metacritic described the movie as 'uninspired' and 'forgettable', earning it a score of 12 out of 100. Despite the low ratings, some viewers appreciated the movie's nostalgic B-movie charm and the eerie atmosphere created by the wilderness setting.