Credited cast: | |||
Jeremy Sumpter | ... | Tyler | |
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Elizabeth Di Prinzio | ... | Emily |
Brett Davern | ... | Sean | |
Chris Coy | ... | Hank | |
Linsey Godfrey | ... | Amanda | |
Virginia Williams | ... | Val | |
Johnathon Schaech | ... | Wayne | |
Harley Graham | ... | Lucy | |
Jennifer Bowman | ... | Mildred | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Chelsea Bruland | ... | Young Woman | |
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Sydney Dwyer | ... | Demon Child |
Alice Ford | ... | Nurse | |
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Zaria Griffin | ... | Gary Knox |
Met Salih | ... | Murdered Woman |
The friends Tyler, Emily, Sean, Hank and Amanda are traveling to a music festival. They arrive late at a diner that is closed. As they are about to leave they find a girl. Lucy in the parking area. Lucy claims that she is lost and the group decides to drive her home, to a farmhouse. They meet her parents Val and Wayne who invite the group to have dinner with them. Val cuts her leg with an ax and Wayne takes her to the hospital while the group of friends stay in the house taking care of Lucy. Soon they discover that the place is evil and try to flee. Will they succeed? Written by Paul S Gifford California
I watched this solely because of Sumpter as I want to see him in more roles as I feel his only memorable one is still Peter Pan. I feel that him and Elizabeth were the only decent actors but the movie falls flat. The story was cliché and not engaging. There were virtually no scary parts at all and the gore was minimal. I was hoping for some good creepy atmosphere or if that was absent, at least some excessive gore but sadly the movie lacked both those elements. There was no character development and the writers clearly hated all their characters. I also do not mind when the story is not explained fully such as Night of the Living Dead; it leaves a certain amount of mystery to the movie. This movie, although it did not explain everything, was completely uninteresting to the point that I did not want to know and not knowing made the film even worse. Stay away.