Corin Nemec (Mansquito, SS Doomtrooper) co-stars alongside Carpenter as TV ghost hunters that enter a reportedly haunted house that may prove to be the death of them.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Charisma Carpenter | ... | Heather Burton | |
Marcus Lyle Brown | ... | Greg Fisher (as Marcus L. Brown) | |
Ricky Wayne | ... | Tom Rule | |
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Collin Galyean | ... | Simon |
Kyle Clements | ... | Bub | |
Corin Nemec | ... | Quentin French | |
Stephanie Honoré | ... | Sara Minor (as Stephanie Honore) | |
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Gregory Campo | ... | Kip |
Jake Austin Walker | ... | J.J. | |
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William Adam Scott | ... | Ronny (as Adam Scott) |
Joe Chrest | ... | Benjamin | |
Antonino Paone | ... | Taxi Driver (as Tony Paone) | |
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John 'Jo' Mosley | ... | Mr. Holden |
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Hillary Holland | ... | Quentin's Assistant |
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Edrick Browne | ... | Meat Hook |
Corin Nemec (Mansquito, SS Doomtrooper) co-stars alongside Carpenter as TV ghost hunters that enter a reportedly haunted house that may prove to be the death of them.
TV ghost hunters investigate a haunted house, but unlike their previous episodes this one is for real. A former plantation home, the house is alive and has a taste for human blood! Well for a start this thankfully didn't jump on the paranormal activity found footage bandwagon, a very popular - and often annoying - sub genre at the time. Made for TV this movie is at times cheesy and a bit cheap looking, but it does also manage a few decent scares and has some good gore scenes. The acting was OK but the ending wasn't very convincing. Overall this film was an adequate watch, I have sat through many far worse ghost movies than this. Worth 86 minutes if your time.