Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Vinnie Jones | ... | John Elliot | |
Christian Slater | ... | Father Henry | |
Emily Tennant | ... | Heather Elliot | |
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Jake Croker | ... | Robbie Mueller |
Aren Buchholz | ... | Greg | |
Matthew Robert Kelly | ... | Detective Fleming (as Matt Kelly) | |
Brittney Wilson | ... | Cindy | |
Jedidiah Goodacre | ... | Matt | |
Jillian Fargey | ... | Elizabeth | |
Chris Shields | ... | Teacher | |
Anna Galvin | ... | Laura | |
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Sydney Waack | ... | Young Heather |
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Ryan Grantham | ... | Young Robbie |
Jason Burkart | ... | Janitor | |
Bal Nagra | ... | Boy #1 |
Father Henry goes to a local police detective and they learn that a troubled teen with a dark past has recently moved to town and has set his sights on the cop's beautiful, young daughter. Father Henry, who turns out to have secrets of his own, finds himself pitted against a demonic force more diabolically evil and twisted than any of them could have imagined. Written by Movie Girl
Father Henry (Christian Slater) investigates Robbie, a 12-year-old boy who seems to have supernatural powers. A bully was chocked to death by an invisible force. Five years later, Robbie Mueller (Jake Croker) returns to town focused on Heather Elliot (Emily Tennant) who tried to help during the childhood incident. Bully Greg wants her for homecoming. When Greg starts pushing Robbie, Greg is hospitalized by the invisible force. Father Henry has also returned. When Greg is killed, Heather's police detective widower-dad John Elliot (Vinnie Jones) investigates.
The production looks weak and is no more than cable TV level. There is way too much sunshine for a dark horror. The cinematography and editing are basic. Even the kill is simple blood splashes and random guts. There is no real energy. The presence of Christian Slater and Vinnie Jones attracted me to this movie but that's never a guarantee of anything. Jake Croker is not leading man material. His character should be darker and he doesn't have the screen presence. Emily Tennant shows a little potential and actually tries to do some acting. The obvious twist is good but not completely done well. The production is so weak that it doesn't have anything to offer cinematically.