Credited cast: | |||
Sara Foster | ... | Roslyn Hanniger | |
Cary Elwes | ... | Dr. Irvin Clement | |
Michael Biehn | ... | Det. Marling | |
Gabriel Mann | ... | Cole Hanniger | |
Colleen Camp | ... | Beth | |
Winter Ave Zoli | ... | Emma | |
Susie Amy | ... | Anne Marks | |
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Katherine Shanklin | ... | Young Roslyn |
Ryan James | ... | Security Guard | |
Brian Caspe | ... | News Reader | |
Joel Kirby | ... | Henry Marks | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Jordan Ninkovich | ... | Swat Sniper |
A young woman (Sara Foster) with a troubled past takes a job at recently closed down hospital. Working the night shift alone she begins to experience a series of unsettling events that lead her to believe that the hospital may be connected to a number of recent murders in the area. To uncover the truth she will have to revisit the past behind the walls of Psych:9. Written by Elizabeth, Marketing Manager
Right from the start the makers of this movie succeed hands down in creating the perfect climate for a horror movie.
Outstanding camera work, lighting, set design, acting and direction all contribute to the unsettling atmosphere of a disturbed woman working alone at night in a deserted hospital with an unsavoury past.
Unfortunalty it goes on for much too long. After a while(of pretty much nothing happening) the silent halls and creaking lifts start to feel like home. You almost want to nip in and give her a hand with all that filing she is neglecting.
As the film trundles on I found myself willing something nasty to jump out and kill her or the coffee machine to run out of milk or anything of any note worthiness.
This is an excellently produced film, superbly executed and if you have a surplus of patience and don't expect any form of 'pay-off' this film may be for you; otherwise I'd check the rest of your DVD collection before sticking this one on.