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15 Cameras is a 2023 American horror thriller film about a young couple that buys a bargain-price duplex only to discover it has a dark past. The movie is a sequel to 13 Cameras (2015) and 14 Cameras (2018).
Directed by Danny Madden from a screenplay written by PJ McCabe. Produced by Field Trip Media’s Eli Raskin, Nance Messineo and Casey Bader. Executive produced by Kevin McManus, Matthew McManus, Jordan Rudman. Andrew van den Houten and Victor Zarcoff.
The 30 Bones Cinema-Field Trip Media-Hood River Entertainment co-production stars Will Madden, Angela Wong Carbone, Hilty Bowen, Shirley Chen, Hannah McKechnie, James Babson, Skyler Bible, Jim Cummings, Courtney Dietz, Erik Leupp, Brianne Moncrief and Stephen Ruffin.
Plot:
When Cam (Will Madden) and Sky (Angela Wong Carbone) bought their duplex, it seemed like the perfect investment opportunity for the young couple; a starter home, a mortgage offset by renters, and even a guest room for Sky’s sister, Carolyn.
However, as Sky and Cam slowly uncover hidden cameras and secrets of the duplex’s previous owner, obsession consumes their marriage and they both fall into destructive forms of voyeurism.
When new tenants move in downstairs, their fixation with observing others has deadly consequences and they are forced to confront the very things they have been consumed by…
Reviews:
“Rather than merely rehash, the film builds on the previous chapters with clever turns, committed performances, tangible suspense and cameos from 13’s surviving victims (Brianne Moncrief and Jim Cummings). 15 Cameras culminates in an über-gruesome driller-killer of a scene that’ll leave horror enthusiasts happy and hopeful for a 16 Cameras. Logicless nomenclature aside, I’ll be ready to move in, provided the creative powers that be find yet another, um, angle from which to gaze.” Flick Attack
“To my surprise, this one got quite close to the levels of the first one. In different ways and with more dark humor, but still. If you’ve enjoyed one or both of the first two movies, you absolutely have to check out this third one. As annoying as I found Will Madden’s Cam, he also felt eerily familiar.” ★★★ Heaven of Horror
“Will Madden does a fine job of developing an uncomfortable, believable arc for Cam. Likewise, Carbone allows her character enough space to be occasionally unlikeable, while often quite tender. Indeed, all the performances have texture and depth […] There’s nothing groundbreaking about 15 Cameras, but what it does, it does well.” ★★★½ Maddwolf
“Keeping its edgy pace 15 Cameras successfully weaves together multiple plotlines. The exceptional performances of the talented cast combined with a script that doesn’t get bogged down with unnecessary details make 15 Cameras an unforgettable addition to the trilogy. Not as disturbing as the previous two films but both die-hard horror fans and newcomers will appreciate the effort.” ★★★★ Mother of Movies
“This sequel is sorely missing the performance of Neville Archambault. He embodied the creepy Gerald so well that without him there’s a huge gaping hole in the centre of the film. One that writer PJ McCabe and director Danny Madden try to fill that gap with an interesting reflection of society’s current obsession with true crime documentaries and podcasts and the everyday voyeurism we all undertake when watching the likes of TikTok and Instagram lives. And for the most part, it works.” ★★★★ Nerdly
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