Honeymoon

About Honeymoon

'Honeymoon' is an American horror film released in 2014. The movie is directed by Leigh Janiak. The plot revolves around a newlywed couple, Paul and Bea, who head to a remote lake cabin for their honeymoon. They experience strange occurrences that seem related to a mysterious light appearing in the woods, leading to an inevitable horrifying climax. The movie explores themes of love, trust, and the fear of losing one's partner.

Making / Production

The movie was directed by Leigh Janiak with the screenplay she co-wrote with her frequent collaborator Phil Graziadei. The film was produced by Patrick Baker and Esme Howard and was shot in North Carolina. The movie gorgeous cinematography and moody settings were credited to the talented crew, and it received praise for its compelling horror elements.

Actors

• Rose Leslie: Known for her role as Bea, Rose delivers a powerful and transformative performance as a woman whose behavior rapidly changes throughout the film.
• Harry Treadaway: Playing the role of Paul, Harry portrays a man tormented by the inexplicable changes in his wife after their encounter with a mysterious light in the woods.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie marks director Leigh Janiak's debut.
• Rose Leslie and Harry Treadaway were given minimal details about the evolving situation, which added genuine confusion and fear to their performances.
• The eerie, remote location where the movie was shot is in North Carolina.

Quotes

• "It's like you're not you. It's like there's this whole other part." - Paul
• "I'm seeing things, hearing things... It's like a bad dream." - Bea

Music, Soundtrack

• The film’s haunting score was composed by Heather McIntosh.
• The soundtrack infuses the film with an ominous tone, complementing the creeping dread of the plot.