William Wesley is a horror films and indie movies director and producer. In this post, filmmaker Bill Wesley shares film reviews of his movie, Scarecrows (MGM), from an April 10, 2014 Youtube video and from other reviewers:

“I just got the DVD of this GREAT movie. I saw Scarecrows for the first time in the very early 1990s when I rented it from my local neighborhood video store, VHS of course. I loved it right away. Although it was a direct to video release, it’s better than 99% percent of the crap they put out today in theaters.”

“There are many scarecrow movies, but not many good ones. This is an outstanding flick that stands above all other scarecrow related movies. (In fact, Scarecrows, directed by William Wesley, was the first scarecrows movie, which spawned many imitators). This is such an original movie and the fact that it is shot at night makes it that much better. There is no break. There isn’t anything that I can say negatively about this movie. It is fantastic!”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!

Indie movies producer and director, William Wesley, lives in LA where he makes horror, sci-fi, and action films. Aka Bill Wesley, the filmmaker shares a movie review of his film, Scarecrows (MGM), from a Youtube video of April 15, 2014, plus additional reviews:

“Using elements from Night of the Living Dead, Friday The 13th, and even Deliverance, SCARECROWS is certainly one of the best horror films that nobody has seen!! The killings are gruesome, the atmosphere and direction by William Wesley are incredible, and the scarecrows are among the most terrifying movie monsters in history!”

“10 out of 10!”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!

William Wesley, indie movies director and producer, works in Los Angeles, where he produces films in the science fiction, action, and horror genres.  As a new filmmaker, the first feature film Bill Wesley made was Scarecrows (MGM). This Youtube video post is a movie review, downloaded April 20, 2014, of that film, and includes an additional film review of Scarecrows:

“Scarecrows is great. The action starts immediately and doesn’t let up; the atmosphere is dark and creepy; the special effects are good. But best of all is the fact that the plot retains a sense of mystery. The only people on the farm are the bandits trying to retrieve their money. There aren’t any crotchety old crones who relate the supernatural history of the farm via soft-focus flashback, the way so many movies do. No. Instead we are given a few clues as the bandits explore the farmhouse, and that’s it. We see a photo of the farmers. We wonder where are they now; what happened to them. But that’s all. There’s too much creepiness going on to worry about the past. There’s too much creepiness going on to remain on the farm. Forget the money. And that’s part of the fun too–shouting at the TV screen, trying to convince the characters to get the hell out of there.”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!

As a new filmmaker, the first feature film William Wesley made was Scarecrows (MGM). Aka Bill Wesley, the indie movies producer and director works in Hollywood, where he produces science fiction, action, and horror films. Downloaded April 25, 2014, this Youtube video movie review of Scarecrows includes an additional review:

“A group of paramilitary thieves run off with 3,500,000 dollars, only to find themselves in a strange corn field, surrounded by scarecrows. It’s an excellent piece of 80s minimalist horror from director William Wesley. Probably the best “killer scarecrow” movie ever made; it’s highly underrated and highly recommended.”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!

The cult movie Scarecrows (MGM), by film director and producer of horror films William Wesley, is reviewed on this post from a video Youtube download of April 28, 2014 movies. Also on this post, the filmmaker, aka Bill Wesley, shares another review of Scarecrows:

“SCARECROWS is one of those films that never seemed to get much recognition when it came out, yet it is one of the best horror movies ever made!! A group of bank-robbers must land their hijacked cargo plane in a deserted cornfield out in the middle of nowhere when one member of their group (Burt) greedily parachutes out of the plane with the stolen money.”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!

Producer, director, William Wesley, aka Bill Wesley, films his movies mostly in Los Angeles. In this post, the Hollywood based filmmaker, has uploaded a Youtube video review of his first movie, Scarecrows (MGM), on April 30, 2014, plus other reviews of this film:

“SCARECROWS is one of those films (like Black Christmas) that I can’t help wondering why it never gained more popularity and acclaim. It is certainly more scary than any Halloween or Friday The 13th film and is executed extremely well.”

William Wesley Filmmaking Tip: Be your own film school. Though most film schools aren’t a scam, fraud, or ripoff, why give any film school your money and time when you can learn by producing your own micro budget feature films – and then sell them for a profit!