Evil in the Woods

Year: 1986

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: William J. Oates

Horror

After borrowing a book titled Evil in the Woods, a boy reads it and is pulled into its Mildew, Georgia setting. The plot details low‑budget filmmakers shooting a horror movie in a forest ruled by an evil witch and her cannibalistic, mentally disabled family. As he becomes immersed, he must decide if he can break free or remain trapped in the story.

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