Madison County starts off with a group of college students on a mission to discover the truth behind a tell-all book which outlines a string of murders that happened in the remote town. Sounds promising right? Wrong. Unfortunately the dialog is so bad it is painful to watch because you feel bad for the actors. The camera work is shaky (and not in a good horror movie way), but just looks cheap. The director tries to develop the characters, but the dialog is just so bad you can't develop any connection to the characters and in turn the first half of the movies drones on without any reward.
Maybe the only redeeming quality is that it isn't too long, so you won't feel like you wasted too much of your life.
Maybe the only redeeming quality is that it isn't too long, so you won't feel like you wasted too much of your life.