Credited cast: | |||
Ray Wise | ... | Wenton Davis | |
Ben Browder | ... | Brandon | |
Elle LaMont | ... | Ivy Monroe | |
Carrie Lazar | ... | Jenna | |
Gavin Casalegno | ... | Bobby | |
Han Soto | ... | Camera Clerk | |
Steffie Grote | ... | Crow Head | |
Toby Nichols | ... | Young Brandon | |
Lawrence Turner | ... | William | |
Corey Mendell Parker | ... | Detective Calhoun | |
Heather Buckley | ... | Hidden Mother | |
Joshua Probus | ... | Billy Johnson | |
Shawn Sanz | ... | Groom | |
Eric Ruff | ... | Professor Mcklaren | |
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Natalie Mejer | ... | Zamora Braniski |
Upon the death of his great grandfather, Brandon Davis (Ben Browder) a wedding photographer inherits an antique camera famous for taking Victorian death photography. After photographing his subjects they start to die from horrible, bizarre deaths, then reappearing as eerie death portraits. One by one Brandon begins to lose people very close to him as he struggles to uncover the haunting mystery behind the cursed camera. When his eleven year old son goes missing, Brandon discovers the camera has supernatural powers and has trapped his son inside of it. He must now risk all and journey beyond the realm of all imagination, to fight the hideous entities within, save his son and reverse the deadly curse that plagues them before they all become....Dead Still. Written by Ann Spyre
I am surprise to see so many good reviews from users, with so low rating of the film.
Believe the rating.
This movie is bad, generally speaking. The story is weak, and there are so many inconsistencies, perhaps for the incompetence of the filmmakers, not really because it was unavoidable. Bad timing, wrong reactions to situations... etc.
Maybe the only thing that was notable was the not-so-bad costumes and the filming locations. But it was at all enough.
Finally , the acting was completely shocking, negligent.
The story of Victorian death photography: wasted.