A family relocates from the city to a dilapidated house in the country that was once a grand estate. As they begin to renovate the place they discover their new home harbors secrets, conceals a horrific past, and may not be free of the former inhabitants completely.
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Director:
Martin Scorsese
Stars:
Leonardo DiCaprio,
Mark Ruffalo,
Ben Kingsley
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Gavin Nelson
Although born in different years, both Kristen Stewart and her father figure in the movie, Dennis Quaid, were both born on April 9th. See more »
Goofs
The Jeep Grand Cherokee that is burning is an older model than the one the Tilsons drive at the beginning of the movie. See more »
Quotes
Mr. Massie:
Give me another chocolate cherry.
Cooper Tilson:
[sees that the box is empty]
Uh... there aren't anymore.
Mr. Massie:
[after a moment's beat]
You little shit!
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"American Boy"
Written by ShyBoy, Nubar, Jeeve, Sandy Brown
Performed by Hypnogaja & Sandy Brown
Courtesy of Access Denied Music
By Arrangement with PEN Music Group, Inc. See more »
The naysayers must have seen a different film than I did. This is a scary movie. Stephen Dorff is excellent as the manical killer (You know it right off so this is no give away). Denis Quaid and Sharon are just fine as the Parents. This play on every fear you've ever had about moving to a strange country town. The Devil's Throat scene is nerve racking and the ending is very frightening. I think everyone today has become jaded and wants more and better monsters. Monsters who are people are always scarier...and this one delivers. The swimming pool will get you, too. Julliet Lewis is a strange character. I think she (and a lot of the town's people) knew about Dorff's character all along. They were too afraid to do anything about it.
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The naysayers must have seen a different film than I did. This is a scary movie. Stephen Dorff is excellent as the manical killer (You know it right off so this is no give away). Denis Quaid and Sharon are just fine as the Parents. This play on every fear you've ever had about moving to a strange country town. The Devil's Throat scene is nerve racking and the ending is very frightening. I think everyone today has become jaded and wants more and better monsters. Monsters who are people are always scarier...and this one delivers. The swimming pool will get you, too. Julliet Lewis is a strange character. I think she (and a lot of the town's people) knew about Dorff's character all along. They were too afraid to do anything about it.