The Presence (2010)

A woman travels to an isolated cabin she begins to think she is losing her mind when her boyfriend comes to stay.

Director:

Tom Provost

Writer:

Tom Provost

Stars:

Mira Sorvino, Shane West, Justin Kirk

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview:
Mira Sorvino	...	The Woman
Shane West	...	Ghost
Justin Kirk	...	The Man
Tony Curran	...	The Man In Black
Muse Watson	...	Mr. Browman
Deobia Oparei	...	Woodsman

Storyline

A woman travels to an isolated cabin where she finds herself stalked by an apparition who has come to inhabit her space as his own. With the unexpected arrival of the woman's boyfriend, the dark spirit's haunting grows more obsessive. Soon the woman begins to exhibit weirdly irrational behavior as the thin line between sanity and possession begins to unravel.

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Plot Keywords:

cabin | island | marriage proposal | outhouse | ghost | 

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Taglines:

Don't Believe Everything You Hear

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Genres:

Drama | Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for some frightening material and thematic elements

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Screamworks Records [Sweden]

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

August 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

A Presenca

Filming Locations:

Mount Hood, Oregon, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Khartoum,Flatland Pictures,Saturn Harvest Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

87 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

There is no dialogue spoken for the first 17 minutes of this movie.

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Goofs

At around the 25 minute mark there is a close up of a phonograph playing a record with the needle incorrectly to the left of the spindle. The record plays continuously over the next minute or so but the needle moves to the correct position - right of the spindle.

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Soundtracks

Echoes of Harlem
by Duke Ellington

User Reviews

In the tradition of The Haunting

That feeling on the back of your neck when you're in the house utterly alone, and it's completely silent

except for

that !

That's how this movie builds on you. It doesn't use gobs of red Karo syrup, and no one flies backward on a wire in front of a green screen. It instead plays on your childhood fears when real things go bump.

The house in which the story unfolds is a character unto itself - beautiful and creepy and very well photographed throughout.

A fun and refreshing ghost story, give it a tumble.