Junior ghost hunters, assemble! Even the kids deserve a little family-friendly paranormal activity, and that looks to be exactly what they’ll be getting when the Ghost Trap gets sprung on younger viewers early next year.
From Mark McNabb, the director of the late 2000s direct-to-video horror flicks Dark Fields and Study Hell and later the direct-to-video kiddy fantasy flick The Mystical Adventures of Billy Owens, comes Ghost Trap, a G-rated spookfest about a trio of kids on a ghost-hunting adventure.
Synopsis:
Cynthia (Ciara O'Hanlon), a science-obsessed teenager, and her best friends, Alex (Christopher Fazio) and Dharma (Mikayla Ottonello), discover a way to capture ghosts - just in time to save an elderly woman, Isabelle Gotham, from the rebel spirit Vilhelm (Dalton Mugridge) and other pesky entities in her home.
Inception Media Group is set to spring this DVD trap on January 8th.
You can watch a trailer for Ghost Trap below.
From Mark McNabb, the director of the late 2000s direct-to-video horror flicks Dark Fields and Study Hell and later the direct-to-video kiddy fantasy flick The Mystical Adventures of Billy Owens, comes Ghost Trap, a G-rated spookfest about a trio of kids on a ghost-hunting adventure.
Synopsis:
Cynthia (Ciara O'Hanlon), a science-obsessed teenager, and her best friends, Alex (Christopher Fazio) and Dharma (Mikayla Ottonello), discover a way to capture ghosts - just in time to save an elderly woman, Isabelle Gotham, from the rebel spirit Vilhelm (Dalton Mugridge) and other pesky entities in her home.
Inception Media Group is set to spring this DVD trap on January 8th.
You can watch a trailer for Ghost Trap below.
- 10/18/2012
- by Foywonder
- DreadCentral.com
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