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  Review by Sarah Stubbs ★★★★½ 2

  Well that was completely unsettling!

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  Review by SweeneyTom ★★★ 1

  One reviewer had sight issues watching this, for some reason I had lagging issues throughout (only thing on the festival I've had problems with)

  Also a better A Quiet Place sequel than the one we actually got

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  Review by Wiccaburr ★★★½ 1

  Seen at Panic Fest 2022

  Taking a second stab at this due to possible issue with streaming this. It was too dark to see any of the action. 

  Got a better chance to see this and the visual was good. I did forget to mentioned I like the usage of sound or lack of it. It amped the eerie feeling of helplessness. 

  Past rating 2 stars
  New rating 3.5 stars

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  Review by Sarah Stubbs ★★★★½

  Panic Fest Rewatch

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  Review by bandsaboutmovie ★★½

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  In just eight minutes, director and writer Charlie McWade, along with cinematographer Brendan H. Banks, take viewers along for a dark ride as a woman awakens in the silent woods to repeatedly hear a call that awakens her from her warm and safe bed and brings her out into the night.

  Weee Wooo is McWade's first short, as he's usually in front of the camera. And just when things get wild, the film stops. So here's to more of his work in this vein, as this atmospheric little film got under my skin and excited to see more.

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  Review by E. L. King ★★★★ 3

  CFF 2022 - FILM #12 // DANGEROUS VISIONS VOL 2 - HORROR & GENRE SHORTS SHOWCASE

  Uniquely weird and unsettling. The absence of sound only heightens the tension and Tara Pacheco sells every moment with her incredibly convincing performance. Peggy's fear is palpable as she stumbles through the forest. The film is beautifully shot, with exceptional editing and sound design. Writer and director Charlie McWade has delivered something both frightening and exciting with Weee Wooo.

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  Review by Snack Jowden ★★★★★

  I love this film. It's scary on multiple levels. The looming threat of the supernatural, the nightmare of losing your senses, the desperation of being hunted... Eek!

  This is a cool calling card for Charlie McWade. He uses the sound design to make wide open spaces feel suffocatingly claustrophobic. And with an ending that raises more questions than it answers, I can't help but think that McWade has big ideas in store. Can't wait to see what he does next.

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  Review by hellozombie ★★★½ 1

  This feels like a pretty awesome cold open for an X-Files episode.

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  Review by Jody Webster ★★★½

  Screened as part of Chattanooga Film Fest 2022

  Great sound design with one jump scare that's super effective. There's tons of unsettling atmosphere in this short.

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  Review by Jayroo ★★★½

  A young woman wakes in the dead of night to a world devoid of sound. Yet, through the silence, she hears a mysterious call which draws her deep into the dark woods.

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  Review by Chichobutt89 ★★★½

  Cook Book Film Review
  1 cup Don't Breathe
  Dash of Hush

  get all that together in the biggest pan and let the heat start working its magic as it slowly heats up the flavors for a flavor popping auditory dish in

  A Quiet Place
  a woman suffering hearing loss in the middle of the woods.

  well-crafted film great visuals and style with great editing style that really tells the story not just visually but with its audio as well

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  Review by pdk2396 ★★★★

  Super creepy, love the switching between no sound and full sound.