Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vinnie Jones | ... | Mr. Hunter | |
Jason Barry | ... | David Wallace | |
Nora-Jane Noone | ... | Saiorse Reilly | |
Adam Fogerty | ... | Bog Body | |
Amy Huberman | ... | Hannah Ross | |
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Shelly Goldstein | ... | Val Leary |
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Gavin Kelty | ... | Deano Doyle |
Olga Wehrly | ... | Mallory Ross | |
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Michael Collins | ... | Foreman |
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Paul Valentine | ... | Builder |
Glen Barry | ... | Damo (Shop) | |
Charlene Gleeson | ... | Lorna (Taxi) | |
Stephen Farrelly | ... | Celtic Warrior (as Sheamus O'Shaunessy) | |
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Sean Condren | ... | Circus Boy |
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Aran Condren | ... | Circus Boy 2 |
When a 2000 year old murder victim's body is disturbed by a property developer in Ireland, it returns to life and does battle with a cast of Irish, English and American characters. Written by Anon
Let me start by saying "I love Vinnie Jones." That being said, this movie is not up to his regular standards. The bog histories, if they were true, were interesting. The concept of people from thousands of years ago being killed and buried in the bogs was interesting. Them reanimating just out of the blue and seeking out a specific kind of person, that's a little iffy. Also the fact that all of these people just happen to converge on this same cottage on the same day is just too much coincidence as is not having phone service when they were apparently only about three miles from a road. I did not like the little love connection they felt needed to be in the movie. It added nothing to the story. This is in no way a horror movie. It is more something that is based on a false lore that has been told for years. Seeing Vinnie Jones was it's only redeeming feature.