Ghosts Don't Exist (2010)

A ghost hunter's final case before retiring leads him down a dark and potentially deadly path.

Director:

Eric Espejo

Writer:

Eric Espejo

Stars:

Phillip Roebuck, Devon Brookshire, Joe Hansard

1 win.

Cast

Credited cast:
Phillip Roebuck	...	Brett Wilson
Devon Brookshire	...	Jennifer Hughes (as Devon Marie Burt)
Joe Hansard	...	Travis Garner
Josh Davidson	...	David Sherman
Frederick Cowie	...	Ritchie Lyons
Ted Taylor	...	Kurt Wilson
Katie Foster	...	Nicole Wilson
Chris Cooley	...	Deputy Dan
Chris Kennedy	...	Sheriff Fuller
Lindsay Czarniak	...	Lindsay - PsyFi News reporter
Demetrius Parker	...	Dr. Greenway
Ed Mantell	...	Bradford Walters
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Giana Appleman	...	Woman in waiting room
David Beatty	...	E.M.T.
Alethea Bryant	...	Woman in waiting room

Storyline

A ghost hunter's final case before retiring leads him down a dark and potentially deadly path.

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Taglines:

Or do they?

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 March 2010 (USA)

Box Office

Budget:

$250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

19th & Wilson, EastWest Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color (HD)

Did You Know?

Trivia

As the movie opens, you hear a hospital intercom calling for Dr. Blair and Dr. J. Hamilton. This same audio clip can be heard at the beginning of the song "I Remember Now", the first track on the album "Operation Mindcrime" by Queensrÿche.

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Goofs

In the beginning of the movie there was a pregnant woman who is injured in the hospital and they are bagging her with an ambubag. They didn't have to do that since she was obviously talking, meaning she can breathe fine.

User Reviews

Creepy

As a previous reviewer mentioned the same thing happened. Over the car ride over home, there was quite a bit of discussion of each part dissecting the movie. I suspect there will be a lot of it after you watch the movie. The gentle messages throughout the movie.

The music made it twice as creepy, keeping me on the edge of my seat, expecting something to jump out onto the screen. All the actors played their parts really well. Definitely some scene stealing in the movie, in a good way.

Well done by the GDE cast and crew especially given the time and budget on the movie. Looking forward to more productions from 19th and Wilson.