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| Shauna Macdonald | ... | Dana Milgrom | |
| Steve Wall | ... | Steve Milgrom | |
| Leah McNamara | ... | Gemma Milgrom | |
| Ross Noble | ... | Trevor Helms | |
| Richard Foster-King | ... | Eric Nilsson / Nails | |
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Robert O'Mahoney | ... | Dr. Ron Stengel |
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Charlotte Bradley | ... | Elizabeth Leaming |
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Muireann D'Arcy | ... | Ashley |
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Veronica O'Reilly | ... | Ellie |
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Conor Scott | ... | AV Technician |
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Trish Groves | ... | Nurse Rossa / Second Paramedic #2 |
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Eileen Doyle | ... | Nightnurse |
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Simon O'Connor | ... | Doctor |
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Dennis Bartok | ... | Earl Rossiter |
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Frances Murphy | ... | Wicca Woman |
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Dana Milgrom (Shauna Macdonald) is a track coach and mother who's survived a near-death car accident, only to find herself paralyzed and trapped inside her own body. Forced to communicate via an artificial voice program and hooked to a breathing machine, she becomes convinced that a terrifying presence called Nails exists inside her hospital room. No one believes her - not even her own husband, who think she's experiencing a mental breakdown. As her marriage disintegrates and her grip on reality starts to shred, Dana fights to convince the doctors and staff that Nails is real and intent on destroying her. Written by Dennis Bartok
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Very poor. I was attracted to this because I love a good horror movie, and it seemed to have a good cast. After twenty minutes of viewing it became abundantly clear a good horror movie was not what I was getting.
It was the same predictable, cheap scare (monsterous face to the camera with a sound effect - you know the one) wrapped around some dreadful acting. Ross Noble's performance in this was more akin to an early episode of Byker Grove than a feature film. And poor Shauna. Quite why she took part in this fecal fest, I don't know. Perhaps the electric bill was due.
The below par script; littered with exposition problems, poor dialogue, characters who you don't care for, a villain that makes no sense in a situation that makes no sense.
All in all it was pretty bad.