Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Danielle Savre | ... | Laura Porter | |
Matt Cohen | ... | Henry Porter (as Matthew Cohen) | |
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Chrissy Calhoun | ... | Nicky (as Chrissy Griffith) |
Michael Graziadei | ... | Darren | |
Mae Whitman | ... | Alison | |
Renée O'Connor | ... | Dr. Jessica Ryan (as Reneé O'Connor) | |
Tobin Bell | ... | Dr. Mitchell Allen | |
Johnny Simmons | ... | Paul | |
David Gallagher | ... | Mark | |
Lesli Margherita | ... | Gloria | |
Tom Lenk | ... | Perry | |
Sammi Hanratty | ... | Young Laura | |
Jarrod Bailey | ... | Young Henry | |
Lucas Fleischer | ... | Mr. Porter | |
Suzanne Jamieson | ... | Mrs. Porter |
A young woman with a long-term phobia of the boogeyman voluntarily checks herself into a mental health facility with the hope of conquering her overwhelming fear. However, much to her horror, she discovers that some things are terrifying on purpose, and confronting her demons was not the best course of action. Written by anonymous
I have not seen the first one, so I am judging this movie solely on being an independent movie and not a sequel. The movie, as far as the boogeyman goes, isn't that bad. I'm not really familiar with the actually boogeyman story, but this was pretty interesting. The setting of the movie is somewhat your typical horror film (a hospital/clinic), but doesn't take back anything. It has a fair amount suspense, gore, character development, and eye candy. The acting was surprisingly above average, and actually really well done, especially from the main actress (who I've not seen before). Now, the movie isn't everything great either. Some of the scenes are somewhat over the top and corny, and there is some predictability. Overall, its not bad though, something to watch when you're bored. I rate it 6/10. Unrated (my rating): R for Strong horror violence and terror, language, some sexuality/nudity, and brief drug content