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Coordinated by Catherine Devaney. 

Composed by R.V. Romero, Armando Gutierrez, Catherine Devaney. 

Featuring Armando Gutierrez, Nick Miller, Samuel Caleb Walker, Michael Berryman, Isadora Cruz, Dennis Mallen, Rachel Brunner, Julia Kay, Benjamin Dougherty-King, Yvonne Gougelet, John Hardy, Sophia Rose Nikolov, Fedor Steer, Landin Wilkins, and Zac Zedalis as The Mad Hatter! 

A gathering of brain science understudies go on an outing with their teacher to a chateau in the slopes supposed to be possessed by a flighty tycoon who tossed wanton gatherings. It's likewise reputed to be spooky when the last party finished in a hellfire, killing the entirety of the partygoers. At the point when the children show up at the chateau, they meet the odd staff (lead by repulsiveness symbol Michael Berryman) and start encountering bad dreams evading to past injuries of every one of them. While the educator conducts meetings with every one of them, the bad dreams become more pervasive, crawling into cognizant existence and behind everything gives off an impression of being an enchanted being known as the Mad Hatter! 

I need to get going decidedly and say that author/chief Catherine Devaney has a magnificent eye for making flawless and horrendous symbolism on the screen. This is a movie on a tiny financial plan, however Devaney's past fill in as a craftsmanship chief on such movies as DOCTOR STRANGE, MEN IN BLACK 3, and other high profile projects radiates through. Devaney makes what could be an extremely low spending film look substantially more luxurious and vainglorious because of some basic set plans and nice CG work. It shows that Devaney can possibly do extraordinary things as this is one of the better looking low budgeters I've seen. 

Lamentably, THE MAD HATTER's content is tricky. Fundamentally, this is a contort on A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET and it doesn't appear as though anybody is attempting to conceal it. The Hatter himself is a consumed shadow man in a cap. He doesn't talk, which separates him and makes him less startling as Freddy, yet he uses the instabilities, injuries, and misfortunes of the children to frequent their bad dreams and waking hours. And keeping in mind that every one of the children appear to have their own issues worth digging into, the film sets aside an over the top measure of effort to get to them. It additionally appears to get into exhausting ones while just touching over others. A great deal of time is spent on the characters of Chelsea (Isadora Cruz) whose father is experiencing malignant growth and Henry (Samuel Caleb Walker) who was there when his sister suffocated as a kid. These are powerful injuries however rehashed scenes are devoted to these injuries while the other two understudies; Val (Rachel Brunner) who had a harmful mother and a propensity to nibble her nails and Ian (Nick Miller) who appears to have been genuinely and physically manhandled in his cultivate home, scarcely get sufficient opportunity to sparkle. Val and Ian's issues are significantly more striking and intriguing as far as transforming them into a bad dream, however never do we get a scene where Val eats her own hand or some other bad dream situation and we just get one indicate sexual maltreatment with Ian as Val transforms into a man while Ian's having intercourse with her. I feel these are botched freedoms and the producer was occupied with other parts of the film to get into these substantial mental issues. We will see one of the meetings Professor Hart (Armando Gutierrez) has with the children, yet from that point onward, we truly don't will perceive any therapy continuing returning to these injuries. Everything's so surface level and it didn't need to be. I can comprehend a low financial plan keeping the film from going into an enhancements grandstand, however a few scenes that really dig into these children's issues would have made the film feel a lot further. Rather there are numerous scenes of Val and Ian making out, the children sneaking to the cellar to take wine, the Professor crawling about the house, and Ian pursuing his apparition sister about the corridors. The story hauls, apparently to occupy time, however I think had somewhat more exertion gone into the story stage, this truly might have been an incredible film. 

THE MAD HATTER likewise floats to a rather erratic and hostile to climactic closure. Sure the destinies of the children are chosen, however there truly is nothing of heave that occurs. It simply children of trudges to the epilog scene and disregards them. There isn't a great deal of time spent on making the Hatter something other than a CG beast in the shadows, so there's not a ton to do with the person as the strings of this story start to meet up eventually. 

The impacts are fair. The vibe of the Hatter himself is fairly intriguing. What's more, I enjoyed the unobtrusive gestures to ALICE IN WONDERLAND. The acting really holds up appropriately, however I feel Berryman is indeed assigned to a non-talking job which is a disgrace since I think when he has had the option to talk in films, he's been extraordinary. Be that as it may, they simply use him as something creepy for the view. It seems like a botched chance to fuse the Hatter's staff as other Wonderland characters and if any film needs a TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE style supper scene, it's this one. In any case, oh, that doesn't occur. THE MAD HATTER had potential, as does it's chief Catherine Devaney. I feel beneficial things are in her future. THE MAD HATTER featured some of them as this is an excellent looking film, yet the tricky and languid content truly gives it a raw deal.