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A devilish creature escapes from a carnival to wreak havoc on a small town.
The carnival comes to town and it's evil promoter, Cap(Alan C Peterson)has a new sideshow attraction, a winged creature hungry for human blood who has broken free from it's steel cage. Sheriff Atlas(Lou Diamond Phillips) has a lot to contend with as locals begin to fall victim to the beast. Cap is so absolutely vile he guts his own trusting servant, Quinn(Dominic Cuzzocrea)just so that he can capture the creature by using the smell of blood from the poor guy as a means to lure the monster. We get a glimpse at just how abominable Cap is when he stabs the man in the back who delivered him the creature. Through Cab's mystic, Samara(Simone-Elise Girard), we learn as she is speaking with Atlas that the creature just may be the Jersey Devil. Adding to Atlas' troubles is the local fire-and-brimstone priest, Father Owen(Vlasta Vrana) who, before the start of the carnival, was warning his citizens and neighbors of how this traveling freakshow would only bring horror to the town, a rallying cry of epic proportions, heaven and hell, good and evil kind of stuff. When Father Owen's son dies at the hands of the monster, Atlas will have to not only deal with Cap, the monster, but the priest seeking vengeance as well. Surprisingly well made creature feature compared to past Sci-Fi channel offerings, actually has some decent special effects in regards to the monster's presence in the film. The filmmakers decide to shoot the creature out of focus just enough as it flies/swoops down in the background so that it won't be as glaring computer effect as we normally are used to seeing in a Sci-fi channel Saturday movie. Owen is so blind with his own rhetoric involving the carnival of freaks' responsibility for bringing the monster in town that he encourages the locals to target them next. The priest is presented as an unsympathetic blowhard inciting negative emotions, not following the doctrines of peace and tolerance he supposed to which is why when the creature is loosened once again to hunt you care not if he is ripped to smithereens. Phillips slips comfortably into the small town hero role without a hitch, having starred in more than his share of B-movies, understanding this genre all too well. Not a lot of carnage as you might expect(there could've been more body parts and torn flesh), but there's at least a tongue removal by a knife, and because of the creature's brownish gargoyle-like color(it reminded me of the beast from JEEPERS CREEPERS a bit), this allows it to integrate fairly well within the darkly autumnal surroundings. The exciting climax has a ferris wheel toppling over thanks to Atlas trying to use whatever he can to finally rid his town of the monster, with a rather bleak resolution as many of the carnival freaks suffer devastating fates thanks to mostly Owen's doing. CARNY allows Phillips to save the day, at a huge cost.
Out of sheer boredom, I flipped the TV onto yet another Sci-Fi Channel B movie, expecting nothing more than pure dreck. Luckily, I was wrong.

Carny has an interesting--if typical--plot. As the story begins, we're treated to brief glimpses of the creature--a snarling, demonic beast. "Oh no," I cry. "It's another one of THOSE films where the creature is only shown in brief, shaky camera shots to avoid special effects costs." Luckily, I was wrong.

Of course the creature escapes, just like you'd expect in a horror movie, beginning a fairly typical "monster on the loose" scenario--because really, you can't make a movie unless the monster is on the loose. Who'd like a movie where the monster just stayed in its cage and ate mice all day??? Bah! There are three things that set Carny apart from the typical Sci-Fi B movie.

1) The characters. Several characters have a fair amount of depth to them. Not a lot, but really, this is a monster-on-the-loose film. The characters aren't -just- there to be eaten; you get a feeling like they're actual people. Additionally--and not to spoil things--but it's not just the monster who's evil in this story!

2) The monster. Ordinarily, beasties such as this look like crap, or look much too powerful. This one looks menacing without one getting the feeling that it's omnipotent.

3) The dialogue. It's not Shakespeare, but like another commenter wrote, it does avoid many clichés and pitfalls of other B movies. And again, monster-on-the-loose flicks really don't require a lot of deep, existential dialogue.

Give Carny a chance. There are far worse out there. If nothing else, feast thine eyes upon the creature!
A traveling carnival arrives in the small town of Reliance. Its main and newest attraction is a winged, gargoyle-like creature purported to be the legendary Jersey Devil. Sheriff Atlas (Lou Diamond Phillips) is assured by the carny owner, "Cap" Caprini (A.C. Peterson), that the monster is controlled and harmless. During the very first show, however, the monster escapes and kills the son of Pastor Owen (Vlasta Vrana), a religious fundamentalist who believes the monster is the devil himself. Atlas must now find and kill the Devil before it kills again, while dealing with the deranged pastor, his angry followers, and a greedy carny owner who wants to recapture the monster to sell to a wealthy investor. Carny is a made-for-TV movie based on a screenplay written by Douglas G. Davis. It is alternatively titled Jersey Devil. The Jersey Devil (aka the Leeds Devil) is a legendary creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Reports of sightings have been known since the 18th century, but more frequent sightings in the early 20th century have made the Jersey Devil a popular figure in cryptozoology, along with other cryptids like the Yeti, the Chupacabra, and the Loch Ness monster. The Pine Barrens are located in southern New Jersey. Its eastern boundary lies along the Atlantic coastline. The legend of the Jersey Devil, as the sheriff reads from a book, goes like this:

Legendary creature said to be the 13th child of Mrs Leeds who, in 1735 upon hearing she was again pregnant, swore that, if she had another child, "may he be the devil." Upon birth, the child quickly transformed into a hellish creature, killing the midwife before disappearing into the Pine Barren Forests of New Jersey. Its exceptional sense of smell allows it to track and hunt its prey from miles away. It's drawn to blood...human or otherwise.

Samara then reads from another book:

While some refer to it as the Leeds Devil and others as the Jersey Devil, they all agree that it is motivated by intense rage and the more it kills, the greater its desire for blood. Samara (Simone-Élise Girard) saw three things...ropes, waves, and a broken heart. Cap makes the vision come true when he stabs Quinn (Dominic Cuzzocrea) and ties him to a tree to serve as bait for the Devil. He points out to Quinn that he used ropes to tie him, they're by the water (waves), and he then plunges the knife into Quinn's heart (broken heart). The vision comes true again at the end when a rope can be seen near Atlas' leg, waves of fire surround them, and Samara cries of a broken heart. Thinking that he's killed the Devil, Pastor Owen orders the townsfolk to burn down the carnival. As the pastor and Luke (Dan Petronijevic) watch the tents and trailers burn, the Devil slowly brings itself to a standing position. Luke notices the movement and runs, but the pastor stands there yelling at the Devil, who easily kills him. Hearing the screams, the sheriff shoots his way out of the jail cell and runs outside to see the carnival grounds on fire. He races around calling Samara's name until he finds her. Suddenly, the Devil leaps on top a nearby truck. Atlas and Samara make a run for it, but an explosion knocks them to the ground. Atlas picks himself up and finds Samara a few feet away. He orders her to run, while he gets into a truck. The Devil flies down in front of him, and Atlas roars forward, pinning the Devil between the car and the Ferris wheel. He keeps gunning the engine until the Ferris wheel tips over, killing the Devil and severely wounding Atlas. Samara rushes over, but it is too late. "You didn't have to do this," she tells Atlas. He replies, "I did what I had to do," and dies. In the final scene, Samara lays her head on his shoulder and cries. Yes, there are several films in which the Jersey Devil has a prominent role, including The Last Broadcast (1998) (1998), The True Legend of the Jersey Devil (1999) (1999), 13th Child (2002) (2002), and The Jersey Devil (2005) (2005). Yet another movie featuring the Jersey Devil, The Barrens (2012), is slated for release in 2012. Premieren full movie in hindi free download hd 1080p
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