Credited cast: | |||
Maria Bello | ... | Jean | |
Sophie Nélisse | ... | Molly | |
Callum Keith Rennie | ... | Dave | |
Isabelle Nélisse | ... | Heather | |
Frank Adamson | ... | Mr. Simmonds | |
Darren Felbel | ... | Edward | |
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Emily Ann Parker | ... | Mrs. Miller |
John B. Lowe | ... | Sheriff | |
Abigail Pniowsky | ... | Helen | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Kally Berard | ... | Teenage girl #1 | |
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William Dickinson | ... | Michael (as Liam Dickinson) |
Anna Pniowsky | ... | Missing Girl #1 | |
Jerni Stewart | ... | Teenage Girl #2 | |
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Cassandra Tusa | ... | Teenage Girl #3 |
When a reconstructed family moves to a converted church in the country, 14-year-old Molly soon realizes that she has a gift and must use it; she has to face her deepest fears, and save her troubled step-sister from a dangerous relationship with the ghost of a lonely little girl. Written by Victoria Sanchez Mandryk
Money has to be the primary motive for making this: 1. The so-overused storyline of family (typically at-odds young female with younger brother) and in this case another (usually female) young one added to be the ghost recipient. 2. Also redundant: Family moves to rural house that (guess what?), not only looks haunted, but is haunted by (guess what?) deceased (and tragically of course) former family member (s). 3. Cheap effects and scenes starting with the so cheaply boring opening scenes of family in car driving on road. Help! Followed by cheap creepy sound effects; closing doors; moving furniture; lights flash; papers fly - you know the script. Oh, and cheap ghostly image. 4. Storyline continues to be non-creative (dare I say ripoff) of parents blaming older daughter for younger daughters behavior and so ends up doing research on house history at (guess where?) local library where we get to see (guess what?) old photos and news clips. 5. Ends predictably so if you want to ff you'll miss nothing. 6. No subtitles; poor enunciation; poor audio levels.