The Dooms Chapel Horror

Kyle Cole returns home to the town of Kaler Mills. He hasn't been back in 10 years since the people of the town turned on him believing that he was responsible for his brothers death. His brother, Ryan Cole, was the beloved "fair haired boy" of Kaler Mills. Loved by all, hated by none. After his death in a tragic farm accident a video was released that made it seem that Kyle could have prevented his brothers death. Now, armed with a documentary crew, Kyle has returned to face his demons. But he forgot about one of them... This is an 80's style creature feature with a modern twist. Made with practical effects and classic stop motion monster techniques, The Dooms Chapel Horror will keep you on the edge of your seat to the very end.

Director: John William Holt (as John Holt)
Writer: Jason Turner
Stars: Bill Oberst Jr., Austin Madding, Abby Murphy

 

Storyline
Kyle Cole returns home to the town of Kaler Mills. He hasn't been back in 10 years since the people of the town turned on him believing that he was responsible for his brothers death. His brother, Ryan Cole, was the beloved "fair haired boy" of Kaler Mills. Loved by all, hated by none. After his death in a tragic farm accident a video was released that made it seem that Kyle could have prevented his brothers death. Now, armed with a documentary crew, Kyle has returned to face his demons. But he forgot about one of them... This is an 80's style creature feature with a modern twist. Made with practical effects and classic stop motion monster techniques, The Dooms Chapel Horror will keep you on the edge of your seat to the very end
Movie Reviews
A very interesting movie that has many twists and turns. I liked the movie because it was in had two time lines. The characters were very believable. There was a diversity in locations. The monster scenes were graphic and the special effects were great. The movie had my attention from the first frame. I hope there is a Dooms Chapel Horror 2. I would love to see the story develop further. The writer has done an excellent job in writing and developing characters. The film was done as a documentary. Even the cameraman was believable in the film. The scenes were consistent with the time of year portrayed. I was only able to see the movie once, but I would love to see it again.