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Title: The Haunting in Connecticut (2009)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Virginia Madsen | ... | Sara Campbell | |
| Kyle Gallner | ... | Matt Campbell | |
| Elias Koteas | ... | Reverend Popescu | |
| Amanda Crew | ... | Wendy | |
| Martin Donovan | ... | Peter Campbell | |
| Sophi Knight | ... | Mary | |
| Ty Wood | ... | Billy Campbell | |
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Erik Berg | ... | Jonah |
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John Bluethner | ... | Ramsey Aickman |
| D.W. Brown | ... | Dr. Brooks | |
| John B. Lowe | ... | Mr. Sinclair | |
| Adriana O'Neil | ... | Chemo Nurse | |
| Will Woytowich | ... | Cop | |
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James Durham | ... | Matt's Cell Mate |
| Darren Ross | ... | Paramedic #1 | |
When the Campbell family moves to upstate Connecticut, they soon learn that their charming Victorian home has a disturbing history: not only was the house a transformed funeral parlor where inconceivable acts occurred, but the owner's clairvoyant son Jonah served as a demonic messenger, providing a gateway for spiritual entities to crossover. Written by yusufpiskin
So before I watch any movie I come here to see what it is about and what other people thought of it. I came here to see about The Haunting in Conneticut, and most of the reviews I seen were bad. I wasn't looking forward to this movie because of it, but I had a chance to watch it at a friend's house, and I was completely amazed by what people thought about it.
Now I am not going to say it was the best haunting movie ever because it wasn't, but the movie as a whole was pretty good. The acting was good, it made you feel for the characters in the movie (espically the boy), it was definitely different as far as the plot, and even though the scary moments weren't terrifying, there were plenty of them to keep me interested.
This movie has a lot of what you would call assumed and interpreted stuff in it. I'd bet a lot of that got cut, so it is up to the user to interpret and assume what they were going for. Maybe some people aren't smart enough to do that and need the in your face drama/horror to be satisfied. I love movies that make you think, and also movies that someone else said...a reality movie. These other movies like nightmare on elm street and all those coming back from the dead killing people for 10 plus movies are just fantasy. Some would argue hauntings are also, but I do not agree. Maybe not to the extent of the movies, but I do believe in real hauntings. The movie people have to make it interesting and I am not one to bash them for it :) Overall, The Haunting in Conneticut is a good movie. I will not tell you what happens :) but I will tell you that do not always listen to what other people think. This movie was well acted, had some very innovative scenes, the plot itself while not completely different from other movies was made it's own and I do not think it deserves the bad reviews it got. I enjoyed it.
One last thing before I go. People who watch movies just to pick them apart have no business writing reviews for it. Critics have their job for a reason, so leave it to them to defile a movie. Sit there and enjoy the movie. That's it. You do not have to sit there and try to guess what happens next. You do not have to pick apart the acting and how bad you think they are. I understand when the movie really is crap, I've seen a lot of those too, but if you have seen so many movies and can't sit there and watch a movie and enjoy it for what it is then keep your opinions to yourself!