Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Lance Henriksen | ... | Father Donovan O'Malley | |
Jason Cook | ... | James Thomas | |
Valerie Azlynn | ... | Jennifer Thomas | |
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William Pifer | ... | Danny |
Lauren Sesselmann | ... | Faith | |
Robert Crayton | ... | Quentin | |
Tracey Coppedge | ... | Mrs. Thomas | |
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Gil Newsom | ... | Henry Thomas |
Viktor Hernandez | ... | Garcia | |
R. Keith Harris | ... | Mr. Korinthos | |
Karen Boles | ... | Mrs. Korinthos | |
Vanelle | ... | Marie Johnson | |
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Dave Geddis | ... | Old Man Jeeter |
Cornelius Muller | ... | Foreman | |
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Marcella Rochelle | ... | Old Woman Harris |
Terrifying experiences surround the Thomas family (James, Jennifer and little Danny) when temporally residing in an old family estate. They encounter the disturbing spirits of nine dead children, only to be compounded by something far more sinister and far more deadly. Written by Dean Jones
I made the mistake of not watching the trailer first. It's pretty disconnected and I couldn't convince myself, not once, that I had made the right decision in purchasing this film. I cringe even now. Sigh. The acting was simply not up to par. Lance Henriksen was the only reputable actor out of the cast of four--does that make you feel good about this? And if you don't guess the ending I'm worried about you. So often did this feel like a made for TV movie. The scenes were awkwardly pieced together and the cinematography was not genre appropriate. It looked like a soap opera. And I don't know what was going on with the music and the sound. Even the house was boring. The makeup on the kids was decent. But the ghost kids fail to deliver and were a contrived vehicle. I knew by the end, when a particular minor character was killed off by her own bad driving, that this movie was the biggest mistake I've made in a while--in terms of paying for it. The rating on this one will surely drop. I wouldn't even recommend watching this on Netflix--if it goes.