Moon Eyes

In "Moon Eyes," Tawsee, a young Cherokee man, embarks on a mission to confront the Moon Eyed People, an ancient supernatural adversary of the Cherokee. This horror film uses the backdrop of the 1829 Georgia Gold Rush to highlight themes of greed and distrust, particularly in relation to the two white prospectors that Tawsee must also contend with.

The film's narrative focuses on the cultural and supernatural clashes between the Cherokee and the encroaching settlers. Julian Seager leads the cast, bringing to life the struggles faced by Tawsee as he navigates both physical and societal battles. The combination of horror with historical context makes "Moon Eyes" a unique entry in the genre, appealing to fans of films that explore indigenous mythology and the impact of colonization.