Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Dina Meyer | ... | Suzanne | |
Rick Ravanello | ... | Michael Driscoll | |
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Nancy Sivak | ... | Dr. Barrett |
Kurt Evans | ... | Dr. Rob Connelly | |
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Marilyn Vance | ... | Dora (as Kay Vance) |
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Pablo Coffey | ... | John Forbes |
Cassandra Sawtell | ... | Molly Driscoll | |
Nicole Muñoz | ... | Candace Brewer | |
Bronwen Smith | ... | Julie | |
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Grace Vukovic | ... | Megan |
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Asia Lim | ... | Sally |
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Jeffrey Flieler | ... | Dora's Nurse |
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Jim Shepard | ... | Father Philip |
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Grant Elliott | ... | E.R. Doctor |
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Gil Hayward | ... | Dr. Brewer |
Suzanne and her stepdaughter Molly move into a new house, hoping to start afresh after Molly's mum passed away. When the seven-year-old makes an 'imaginary friend' named Candace, Suzanne assumes it's just her way of coping with everything that's happened. But as Molly's behaviour becomes ever more erratic, Suzanne begins to suspect that her stepdaughter's new playmate might not be so imaginary after all. Written by Frankie
An imaginary friend turns bad.
Starring Dina Meyer, Rick Ravanello and Cassandra Sawsell Written by Christine Gallagher Directed by William Fruet.
This is an average low budget movie with a predictable and familiar plot to thousands of other haunted house movies. It's better than I thought it would be but it's still pretty average fair. Dina Meyer plays a good part but the rest of the cast could well have been stolen from any old soft porn movie that's ever been made. It's a bit of fun but also instantly forgettable and the ending was also predictable and could have been foretold after about ten minutes.
Nothing new here but it was okay. A decent story spoiled mainly by a low budget.
6.5/10