The Entrance (2006)

User Rating:

4.2/10   

Director:

Damon Vignale

Writer:

Damon Vignale (written by)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller

Tagline:

No Sin Goes Unpunished.

Plot:

A police detective is swept into a web of deception and, in search of the truth, finds herself in a contest with forces of the occult. |

Awards:

3 nominations

Cast

Sarah-Jane Redmond	...	Detective Porhowski
Michael Eklund	...	Ryan James
Ron Sauvé	...	The Janitor
Jerry Wasserman	...	The Rapist
Frank Cassini	...	The Devil
Colin Cunningham	...	Officer Banks
Bernard Cuffling	...	Stan Porhowski
Hiro Kanagawa	...	Detective Nolan
C. Ernst Harth	...	The Pedophile
Taja Lee	...	Demon
Zoltan Barabas	...	1st Sinner
Daryl Bennett	...	The Priest
Siobhan McCarthy	...	The Nun (as S. Siobhan McCarthy)
Joel Wirkkunen	...	Officer Grant
Lauren Littleton	...	Drug Addict in Parkade

MPAA:

Rated R for violence including sexual assault, language and some drug content.

Runtime:

81 min

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White | Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:R | UK:15 | Canada:14A (Canadian Home Video rating)

Filming Locations:

Riverview Hospital, Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

Jove Pictures

Trivia:

The bathroom mirror Michael Eklund cracked with his forehead in the fight scene with Sarah-Jane Redmond was real. Breaking it was not planned. The actors remained in character and continued with their performance, allowing the take to be used in the film.

Quotes:

The Janitor: They are as all men, made or unmade by themselves, creators of their own destiny. And just as like is drawn to like, they attract not what they want, but that which they are. Those responsible, and those who fall victim tonight are one and the same. They are all sinners.

Soundtrack:

Inside It's Raining

They are as all men, made or unmade by themselves, creators of their own destiny.

Priests, demon-possessed nuns, rape, pedophilia - these are the makings of a good horror film when you add demons and the devil. Will this live up to the promise? Sometimes the concept is good, and certainly Sarah-Jane Redmond and Michael Eklund were good, but the story just didn't go anywhere.

There was very little action; mostly just running around and talking. Some characters, like the cops in the precinct seemed to be doing work that was just to explain what was happening, as if they had no other way of doing so.

The ending was left up to the viewer and that sucked.

No gore, no blood, some puking from a strung out doper, and no boobage whatsoever. I really must have blinked once because I didn't see the nun either.