Ghost Game (2004)

7 Friends go out to cabin for a weekend of relaxing and find a game that should not be opened!

Director:

Joe Knee

Writers:

James Henney (story), David W. Keffer (story) (as David Keffer)

Stars:

Alexandra Barreto, Shelby Fenner, Curt Cornelius

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Alexandra Barreto	...	Dara
Shelby Fenner	...	Abbey
Curt Cornelius	...	Randy
Aaron Patrick Freeman	...	Sebastian (as Aaron Freeman)
Robert Berson	...	Cousin Ted
Peter Cilella	...	Nate
Eric Scott Woods	...	Simon Brady (as Eric Woods)
Danielle Hartnett	...	Talia
Caroline D'Amore	...	Rachel
Sahra Silanee	...	Lucy
Sarah Shoup	...	Jessi
Jamie Alexander	...	Sportscaster (voice)

Storyline

7 Friends go out to cabin for a weekend of relaxing and find a game that should not be opened!

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Plot Keywords:

cabin | dybbuk box | board game | witch | teenage witch | 

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Taglines:

Cabin Fever meets Jumangi

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Official Sites:

Autumn Entertainment [United States]

Country:

USA

Language:

English None

Release Date:

1 September 2005 (USA)

Also Known As:

Juego fantasma

Box Office

Budget:

$200,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Autumn Entertainment, Autumn Film Company, The Syndicate (II)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

72 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Reflected on the side of the car and windows as the group gets out of car at campgrounds.

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Quotes

Dara: How much further?
Cousin Ted: Not too much further. But I don't even know what the hell we're looking for.

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Crazy Credits

Special thanks to: the guys who helped us find Nick's parent's boat

User Reviews

It took five screenwriters and twenty three producers to make this one?

A supposed $200.000 budget? That's a laugh. This film looks like it was made on an iphone, which was often fogged over, or even has visible raindrops on it throughout the scene. Every stereotypical character imaginable is present and accounted for, and played by deservedly unknown actors, probably wearing their own clothing because of the film's nonexistent budget.

The twenty-three producers probably bought their producer credit for $20, and an executive producer credit for $35. It took five screenwriters to dream this one up? Did they collaborate, or at least know what each other was writing? The plot was about ... oh, bloody hell, I could barely understand it, I was too distracted by the visible lighting equipment, crew-members walking into the frame, and checking out cute little Shelby Fenner, and her frequently visible panties, which changed colour in almost every cut. That was about the only thing which kept me watching.