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Title: The Unborn (2009)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Odette Annable | ... | Casey Beldon (as Odette Yustman) | |
| Gary Oldman | ... | Rabbi Sendak | |
| Cam Gigandet | ... | Mark | |
| Meagan Good | ... | Romy | |
| Idris Elba | ... | Arthur Wyndham | |
| Jane Alexander | ... | Sofi Kozma | |
| Atticus Shaffer | ... | Matty Newton | |
| James Remar | ... | Gordon Beldon | |
| Carla Gugino | ... | Janet Beldon | |
| C.S. Lee | ... | Dr. Lester Caldwell | |
| Rhys Coiro | ... | Mr. Shields | |
| Michael Sassone | ... | Eli Walker | |
| Ethan Cutkosky | ... | Barto | |
| Craig J. Harris | ... | Rick Hesse (as Craig Harris) | |
| Rachel Brosnahan | ... | Lisa | |
While babysitting a boy and his infant brother, Casey Beldon has a dreadful nightmare involving a weird dog and an evil child, and she tells her best friend Romy over the phone. Casey is haunted by this boy, and when she goes to the ophthalmologist, he asks if she has a twin brother or sister. She asks her father and discovers that her mother lost a son that died in the womb. Casey suspects that she is haunted by the spirit of her brother. She finds a letter addressed to a woman called Sofi Kozma and a creepy picture at home that belonged to her mother. She goes with Romy to a retirement home to meet Sofi, a survivor of the experiments during the Holocaust. But Sofi tells Casey that she had never met her mother and later calls Casey to tell her she is in great danger. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
What is it with movies that spend more time concentrating on nightmares than what is really happening? Don't these movie makers know that nightmares aren't really scary unless they are your own? When something freaky happens in a movie and then the character wakes up to reality that isn't scary. What is scary is when the nightmare becomes reality, like in Nightmare on Elm Street. But when someone sees bugs coming out of the walls and blood or something coming up from the toilet and monsters and all sorts of things in a public restroom and then some people walk in but none of that is there anymore all we can think is that the character in question is hallucinating which isn't very scary unless we really really care about the character. The thrills in this movie are so forced that they are boring. Very, very disappointed. Even some of the straight to DVD titles have scared me more than this formula.