Quicksand Fans

Hello

I've no idea what movie or tv show this is from, but I don't think I have ever seen this before

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tKvuOIA7xbg

That looks interesting.
It says all of them where pushed in.
Could there be more?

beware the dirty water hole

Tim wrote:Hello

I've no idea what movie or tv show this is from, but I don't think I have ever seen this before

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tKvuOIA7xbg

Interesting end of the camera angel

MDLambert wrote:beware the dirty water hole

I avoid them like the plague.

This movie crew was too cheap to even throw leaves or sawdust on top.

Even the dirty water hole thing works it you've got the right lady. They kind of failed on that one too.

Duncan Edwards wrote:Even the dirty water hole thing works it you've got the right lady. They kind of failed on that one too.

Not for me. The mud or quicksand has to put on a great and believable performance just like the victim/actor must. Either can spoil a potential great scene.

In case anyone wants a better version of this scene (although, given the response, not very likely), you can find it at the 1 hour, 28 minute mark:

https://youtu.be/KCKjW5nxFt8?si=UbpqmFVd6Fg2-X92&t=5307

The movie, as listed on IMDB, is "Nene Naa" - which came out in 2022: an Indian horror-like film.

I do wish this had thick mud and a longer scene, but it is what it is.

Michael

MichaelL_Photo wrote:In case anyone wants a better version of this scene (although, given the response, not very likely), you can find it at the 1 hour, 28 minute mark:

https://youtu.be/KCKjW5nxFt8?si=UbpqmFVd6Fg2-X92&t=5307

The movie, as listed on IMDB, is "Nene Naa" - which came out in 2022: an Indian horror-like film.

I do wish this had thick mud and a longer scene, but it is what it is.

Michael

There is a brief second watery sinking scene which begins at the 1:49:16 mark.