The Sobbing Stone (2005)

Science can't explain it. No one can. A seemingly ordinary stone has been brought to the attention of four of the best paranormal experts in the world. As the hours progress, they find out ... See full summary »

Director:

Robert G. Christie

Writers:

Dick Charlton (play), Robert G. Christie (screenplay)

Stars:

Kevin Mayberry, Natalie Hultman, Shirlethea Tanya Holmes

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kevin Mayberry	...	Michael
Natalie Hultman	...	Elizabeth
Shirlethea Tanya Holmes	...	Ann
Ben Irvin	...	Alan
Robert G. Christie	...	Professor Michenson
Richard Cutting	...	Lead Scientist
Eric Richardson	...	Scientist #2
Joyce Liu	...	Scientist #3
Steven Kovalic	...	Scientist #4
Jevon Patrick	...	Scientist #5
Patricia Talmadge Berry	...	Scientist #6
Balbina Meyer	...	Scientist #7
Kevin Tan	...	Scientist #8
Andrea Barker	...	Scientist #10
Michelle Schaefer	...	Janey Michenson

Storyline

Science can't explain it. No one can. A seemingly ordinary stone has been brought to the attention of four of the best paranormal experts in the world. As the hours progress, they find out why. The stone emits sounds, in no particular order, and no one can record them. But why? And how can it do this? This chilling discovery haunts them to the core of their minds and souls... but they can't escape the Sobbing Stone. What they find is a kind of truth that will change their lives forever. The Sobbing Stone... you've got to hear it... to believe.

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Plot Keywords:

stone | sobbing | paranormal | paranormal expert | sound | 

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Taglines:

You've got to hear it... to believe.

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Genres:

Mystery

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Details

Official Sites:

RCFeatures

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 August 2005 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Columbia, Maryland, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Garcia Films, RCFeatures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Robert G. Christie's Best!

Great actors and rich content.

The Sobbing Stone tackles a difficult topic and does so from a unique perspective. Although a small part, Michelle Schaeffer gives a fantastic performance as the Professor's daughter, and could be a star in the making. A strong opening sequence kicks off the picture and use of special effects adds a mysterious element while not going over the top like many films in that genre do.

The music is haunting, the sound effects realistic and the ending leaves you in dismay. I have seen pictures by RCFeatures before, and this is Robert Christie's best one yet!