Vessel 2024(2025)
PG-13
01/15/2025 (US)Horror, Science Fiction, Drama, Mystery2h 0mNR
"Death is not the end"
Overview
Marcus Surgeons has the ability to allow the spirits of the recently deceased to enter his body in order to obtain closure before moving on. He does this for financial gain, leaving his body, soul, and spirit open to an unwelcome entity with a hidden agenda.
Sheldon Woodson
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Sheldon Woodson
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A review by ShellFilms
Written on December 25, 2024
**“Vessel” by Sheldon A. Woodson Nomination: Best Horror**
Among the standout entries in this year’s Lonely Wolf International Film Festival is “Vessel,” a Best Horror nominee that masterfully blends supernatural terror with psychological depth. Directed, written, and produced by the multi-talented Sheldon A. Woodson, this feature film follows Marcus Surgeons (portrayed with nuanced intensity by Joshua Christian-Azali), a man whose unusual ability to channel the recently deceased takes a sinister turn. Woodson’s deft storytelling weaves a chilling narrative that explores the consequences of meddling with forces beyond our understanding. The film is further elevated by strong supporting performances from Mya Richardson and Vanessa Dehesa-Woodson, who bring additional layers to this haunting tale. With its innovative premise and skillful execution, “Vessel” showcases Woodson’s prowess as a filmmaker and cements its place as a must-see in the festival’s horror lineup.
The Knockturnal
https://theknockturnal.com/partnered-post-best-of-lonely-wolf-2024-24lwiff-societal-dissonance-existential-liminality-psychological-resilience/
Among the standout entries in this year’s Lonely Wolf International Film Festival is “Vessel,” a Best Horror nominee that masterfully blends supernatural terror with psychological depth. Directed, written, and produced by the multi-talented Sheldon A. Woodson, this feature film follows Marcus Surgeons (portrayed with nuanced intensity by Joshua Christian-Azali), a man whose unusual ability to channel the recently deceased takes a sinister turn. Woodson’s deft storytelling weaves a chilling narrative that explores the consequences of meddling with forces beyond our understanding. The film is further elevated by strong supporting performances from Mya Richardson and Vanessa Dehesa-Woodson, who bring additional layers to this haunting tale. With its innovative premise and skillful execution, “Vessel” showcases Woodson’s prowess as a filmmaker and cements its place as a must-see in the festival’s horror lineup.
The Knockturnal
https://theknockturnal.com/partnered-post-best-of-lonely-wolf-2024-24lwiff-societal-dissonance-existential-liminality-psychological-resilience/
