Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jeri Ryan | ... | Rachel | |
Kay Panabaker | ... | Lizzie | |
Peyton List | ... | Molly | |
Ian Kahn | ... | Marty | |
Marianne Jean-Baptiste | ... | Belle | |
Lauren Mae Shafer | ... | Erin (as Lauren Shafer) | |
Sarab Kamoo | ... | Stella | |
Jordan Trovillion | ... | Greta | |
John Hawkinson | ... | Detective Bruno Ferretti | |
Sidi Henderson | ... | Dr. Bremmer | |
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Mike Shreeman | ... | Dr. Levy |
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Peter Tocco | ... | Mike (Home Buyer) |
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Julianne Somers | ... | Joyce (Home Buyer) |
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Mary Callaghan Lynch | ... | Mrs. Miller |
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Linda Boston | ... | Crying Woman |
A mother and her two teenage daughters move into an ancient house in a suburb of Detroit, when it is offered at a very low price, much to the dislike of the elder daughter. Soon, the younger child begins to see strange things in the house, but the mother disregards her claims, saying that it is only her imagination. Then the elder child also begins to notice creepy phenomena but does not speak about it. Only when things take a more serious turn and the mother too starts to witness strange events does she realize that something really is wrong with the house. Written by varghesejunior
A simple horror film - nothing special during any part of it really. If it had released in theaters it probably would not've run.
Story: A family of 3 move into an ancient house when it is offered very cheap, only to find something strange going on inside it.
Storyline, Acting, camera work, thrills or horror - all are OK and nothing is too remarkable. I could not find any fault in anything with regards to the way it is made.
There is no vulgarity and it is not an adult horror film. Suited for family watch.
But it has nothing unique to offer really...same old concept as mentioned above. It's just a budget film.