The Haunting of Pearson Place (2012)

A yuppie couple (in their mid thirties) buy a vacant house in the country in order to convert it to a bed and breakfast. The House, has other plans.

Director:

Michael Merino

Writers:

Gregory Banks (novel), Michael Merino (screenplay)

Stars:

Joe Estevez, Suzi Lorraine, Logan Anderson

Cast

Credited cast:
Joe Estevez	...	Bob Osberg
Suzi Lorraine	...	The Founder
Logan Anderson	...	Kelda
Gabriel Voss	...	Tony
Matthew James Gulbranson	...	Dr. Brasso
Ken Arnold	...	Steven
Regen Wilson	...	Michael
Tracy Teague	...	Gwen
Michael Merino	...	Captain Pearson
Kelley Slagle	...	Carol Cook
Mick McGuire	...	Jim Shoemaker
Nadia Williams	...	Nurse Pearson
Charles R. Young	...	Dr. Tuninn
Casey Wallace	...	Michelle Peju
Finn Ohara	...	Poe

Storyline

THE HAUNTING of PEARSON PLACE, In hopes of rebuilding their once-storybook marriage, Gwen and Steven (a young, attractive and successful couple) purchase a vacant Victorian house in a small town, intent on rebuilding the once beautiful house along with their marriage. The house at Pearson Place was once used as a hospice for returning soldiers from World War I. The now long-dead veterans were expecting kindness upon arrival at Pearson Place only to find that the war was Heaven compared to the house which is truly Hell. Our modern day couple intend to use the house as a B&B but - Pearson Place and its previous tenants have their own ideas.

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Taglines:

The Dead Never Leave

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 December 2012 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Maryland, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

MCMFILMS

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Great Premise, Very Entertaining, in the style similar to "The Shining"

This entertaining horror movie had a very "The Shining" like style, but with a total different premise and unique story line. The interactions between Michael (Regen Wilson) and Jim Shoemaker (Mick McGuire) were quite awesomely done and were the hit of the movie! Regen Wilson's portrayal of Michael additionally added a critical element of chemistry to the movie over all. Mick "Two Birds/One Stone" McGuire's lines in the movie were unforgettable and sure to be repeated by those who have seen the movie. Overall, the cast did well, and the story kept you waiting in anticipation to what was going to happen next. I will not get into the other characters' individual analysis, as I do not want to give away too much of the plot, but the haunters were definitely both intriguing and creepy! ~Dave