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Title: Tied in Blood
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Paul McEwan | ... | Robert Brandon |
| Laura Donoughue | ... | Tamsin Morris (as Laura O'Donoughue) | |
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Kenneth G. Hodgson | ... | George Morris |
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Chris Leach | ... | Stuart Morris |
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Denise Cooke | ... | Gillian Morris |
| Alan Brent | ... | Peter Kixley | |
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Christopher Havard | ... | First Farmhand |
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Anthony Watt | ... | Second Farmhand |
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Alison Rust | ... | Diana Lake |
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Amie Morris | ... | The Ghost |
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Dave Guest | ... | TV Voice (voice) |
Robert, a Medium frustrated by scraping a living with simple party tricks, is hired by George to find the truth behind the brutal deaths of his wife & children. George is convinced their house is possessed by an ancient evil, but as the dead return to tell of ghostly seduction, demonic rage, and brutal murder, Robert discovers the truth - a horror far more real than any ghost story... Written by Rotunda Films
I'm not sure how this title managed to average 7 out of 10 as it's score. I can only imagine the votes were from the people involved in it. The storyline was boring and predictable, the acting atrocious, and the dialogue laughable. The characters were very two dimensional and did not interact naturally, it was all very staid. I had really been looking forward to watching this, but unfortunately it didn't even fall into the "so bad it's good" category, it was just plain bad. Not even really a horror film, it should be listed under drama. Bad drama. The main story revolves around a dysfunctional family and the consequences of the fathers abandonment. The paranormal / supernatural elements are secondary. The sub-plot, if it can be called that, involving the angst ridden medium, and his thoroughly (and unbelievably) obnoxious business partner, fizzles out into nothing, and is completely forgotten, and unresolved by the end of the movie. Give this a Miss.