Credited cast: | |||
Brett Beoubay | ... | EMT | |
Jamie Bernstein | ... | Self - Musician | |
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Ashley Braud | ... | Reporter (voice) |
Philippe Brenninkmeyer | ... | Michael | |
Rebecca Collins | ... | Bar patron | |
Jenn Foreman | ... | Nancy (as Jennifer Foreman) | |
Andrea Frankle | ... | Johanna | |
Anthony Michael Frederick | ... | Mover | |
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Derrick Freeman | ... | Frontman |
Pell James | ... | Penny | |
Arabella Landrum | ... | Tanner | |
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Ever Eloise Landrum | ... | Tanner |
Grace LaRocca | ... | Bar Patron | |
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Michael Patrick Rogers | ... | Construction Worker (as Michael Rogers) |
Johnathon Schaech | ... | Alex |
Haunted house film about a pair of sleep deprived parents who begin to experience disturbing visions after moving from the city to a country estate. Alex and Penny have just become parents of a baby boy when they decide that the city is no place to raise a child. Relocating to a farmhouse, the couple finds their relationship deteriorating due to the demands of caring for a newborn, including a lack of sleep. When Alex and Penny begin seeing a mysterious woman around the house, they at first dismiss the sightings as hallucinations brought on by sleep deprivation. But as the visions appear more often, the parents are forced to consider that evils are at work in their home. By the time the truth about their new home is revealed, their tenuous grip on sanity has already begun to slip. Written by John Doe TW
From the outset this title had all the hallmarks of being a really eerie & atmospheric supernatural thriller/horror. The 'haunted house' has been done to death (pun intended), but the premise remains stalwart & dependable to fans of the genre. A couple move away from the city to the peaceful countryside with their newborn child. From there on in, this movie seemed like a gruesome analogy for parenthood. Sleepless nights; fractured relationships; paranoia; doubt; deceit. All this with a question of 'not knowing what is real & what is nether worldly' thrown in, makes this gripping viewing. Then comes the conclusion to this tale of marital strife... >>>IT RENDERED THE WHOLE MOVIE NONSENSICAL<<< I give this title a 5 because I did enjoy it right up to (well prior to) the end.