Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Francesc Garrido | ... | Heseltine | |
Fiona Glascott | ... | Ellen Keegan | |
Rick Gonzalez | ... | Paul Ortega | |
Kai Lennox | ... | Alan White | |
Gia Mantegna | ... | Caitlin White | |
Michael O'Keefe | ... | Dr. Helzer | |
Damian Roman | ... | Benny White | |
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Laura Martuscelli | ... | Cynthia |
Fermí Reixach | ... | Lamson | |
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Souleymane Diop | ... | Concierge |
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Alex van Kuyk | ... | Man in the Subway |
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Marcel Barrena | ... | Paramedic 1 |
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Vincent Damman | ... | Paramedic 2 |
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Yatma Sall | ... | Paramedic 3 |
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Susana García Díez | ... | Pedestrian 1 |
A parapsychologist team are asked to investigate Apartment 143. The White family, who have lost their wife/mother in a car crash, have been experiencing strange things since they moved in to the apartment. But, they were also experiencing things at their old place. After the team set up their equipment, they get some compelling evidence on camera. Written by Michael Hallows Eve
There are some great scares in this movie that kept me going. Then there were the terrible ones. And the long, drawn-out drama scenes that just didn't work for me. Maybe because they tended to be clichéd scenes that I already knew the ending to that they tried to extend for dramatic effect but fell flat. At the end of one of those scenes, one of the actors was laughing, and I don't think she was acting because it was ridiculous. The premise was okay, but I don't feel like they stuck to it. In the end, you don't know exactly what happened or why. And I didn't even care. It's just not that good. On a side note, as I looked this up, I saw Michael O'Keefe in the cast! I realized, "Oh! It's the kid from Caddyshack!" He didn't do a bad job, but I thought it was funny.