David Van Owen moves into a mysterious house and discovers a box buried in his backyard, filled with 3 million dollars and a fresh corpse. David hides the money in the house, only to be stalked by the buried body.
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Cast
Michael P. Blevins
Director
Ford Austin
David Vanowen
Tom Fitzpatrick
The Corpse
Rachel Alig
Jessica Vanowen
Richard Riehle
Allen Palms
Ken Hudson Campbell
Mark Armstrong
Clint Jung
Mr. Wu
Sumeet Dang
Richard Peterson
Bryan Dodds
Zach Kennedy
Debbie DeLisi
Whitney Reception
Stephan Singh
Bank Officer
Michael P. Blevins
Hardware Store Clerk
Michael P. Blevins
Writer
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Comments
10 Comments
Pleasant surprise!! This is one of those movies that surprise you.
If you see one movie in 2022 then make sure it's "Digging to death" you'll laugh, you'll cry and you'll look deep inside yourself and question what other mysteries does our universe hold.
This is one of those movies that surprise you.!!!!
Great story line. Definitely a thriller with a psychological horror flair. This movie will keep you engaged to the very end which is a plus.
Worth to watch it. It's not bad, the thing is storyline.
If I could give 0 star rating it would be a solid choice. Definitely not something to waste time on.
Not Horror Nor Thriller...Comedy/What The Crap, Good For a Laugh Or Two Like I Did Then I Decided To Not Watch ANYMORE!!!...If You Like To Watch Horror Movies Or Thriller Movies, I Wouldn't Suggest This, Now For a Nonsense Comedy Flick, Well You Just Go Right Ahead And Enjoy It!
I had low expectations and I have to say they were totally exceeded .
I think so awesome movie than many other horror movies!
The idea starts well, but soon spirals down the drain. It's easy to lay the blame for things like that at the feet of the director, but the issues with this film are the fault of everyone involved. The acting is subpar, the writing comes off like the group effort of a middle school drama club, and the directing is all over the place. But hey - let's talk about those "10" reviews. Read them, because they're hysterical: most of them are semiliterate in any language, and clearly bogus. I'm pretty certain there are shady companies that can be hired by desperate film makers to boost their crappy film's ratings by employing dozens of shills (at a pittance, no doubt) to register accounts and rave about how great it is. How else explain so many badly written, two sentence reviews in broken English for a movie *in* English? Whenever I see this happen, I make a special note to try to avoid anything that comes from this production company in the future (assuming they can get another one of these turkeys green-lit, which would be terribly disappointing). Stacking the deck to fool potential viewers is tantamount to fraud, in my book. Hard pass on this one.