"The Bet" is a critically acclaimed independent short film about two men with a long-standing game of placing a wager on the fate of those unfortunate enough to cross their path. Their latest victim is a young woman with a mysterious past.
"A vibrant vision in a carefully crafted and intriguing philosophical horror worth its weight in unspoken themes" - Short End Magazine
"Enigmatic and profoundly disturbing...A metaphysical abduction drama worthy of David Lynch himself" - City Life
"Utterly engrossing...Intelligent and genuinely disturbing... [an] atmosphere of grimy desperation that pervades the entire film" - Pulpmovies
"Well-paced, intelligent, eerie and intriguing" - Fatally Yours
"Twisted... Simple and effective" - Evil Dread
"Visually impressive...Viewers need to pay attention and think" - Horror-Asylum
"Rarely do I see an indie film that looks so polished" - Movies Online
"Dark in every way...Unsettling...Truly Brilliant...Worth Every Second" - Horror Reviews
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Genre: Occult Released: 2004 Run Time: 82 Minutes Download Size: 932 MB Format: 4:3 Full Screen Rating: Not Rated
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Plot Summary Alfred Eaker's Jesus And Her Gospel Of Yes was definitely a trip. As in a journey. the non-stop bombardment of images and anti-rhetoric was liberating and exhausting simultaneously. It reminded me of Hobbs' Roseland (and other psychedelic Something Weird titles), the Sub-Genius film Arise!, Kenneth Anger, and the low-rent lunacy of Michael D Moore (the 'other' Michael Moore)... all fused into one jaw-dropping melange. craziness of the first order...and that is a recommendation.
-Henry Covert, "Video Autopsy"
Starring: Cheryl Townsend, Michael Basinski, John M.
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