Sight (Video 2008)

Jeffrey leads a quiet existence. Living in constant fear of being labeled a psychopath, Jeffrey constructs a complex world of denial. He is haunted by the spirits of the vengeful dead, ... See full summary »

Director:

Adam Ahlbrandt

Writer:

Adam Ahlbrandt (screenplay)

Stars:

Clayton Haske, Allison Persaud, Frank Traynor

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Clayton Haske	...	Jeffrey
Allison Persaud	...	Dana
Frank Traynor	...	Uncle Ron
Tony Luke Jr.	...	Paul
Philip Raymond	...	Jeffrey's Father
David Hartman	...	Young Jeffrey
Robert Reed Murphy	...	Det. Walters
Donna Earl	...	Mrs. Dorris
Godfrey Rayner	...	Wes
David B. Johnson	...	Henry
Roosevelt Darby Jr.	...	Mark
Bowman Wright	...	Dillon
Andrew Borthwick-Leslie	...	Dr. Bennet
Cheryl Scungio	...	Dr. Bennice
Doug Layne	...	Nurse #1

Storyline

Jeffrey leads a quiet existence. Living in constant fear of being labeled a psychopath, Jeffrey constructs a complex world of denial. He is haunted by the spirits of the vengeful dead, which he can see while no one else can. After meeting Dana, a beautiful young woman who shares his "sight", Jeffery finds comfort in knowing someone shares his affliction. But his comfort is short lived. Dana suddenly goes missing and Jeffrey is left alone to find the answers.

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Plot Keywords:

fear | blood | walking cane | mugger | held at gunpoint | 

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Taglines:

He's Not Just Seeing Things.

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and language

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 May 2008 (USA)

Also Known As:

Sight - Wenn deine Gabe zum schlimmsten Albtraum wird

Filming Locations:

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Index Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Black and White Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

User Reviews

Pretty good for a low budget Phila Movie

I think this movie was pretty good for a low budget Philly movie. It contained some basic elements as twists, who done its, and so forth. These elements keep you guessing, causes you to wonder and be confused, as well as makes you jump at times. There is an artistic use of lighting, as well as the volumes of voice. Then there was the purposeful absence of facial expression when called for. All the makings of a decent flick. Everyone wants to be a critic.

The movie was good enough to be selected by one or more film festivals and get a distribution deal, which is a lot more than what some of you critics can boast about.

So there.