| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Richard Grieco | ... | Douglas Winter | |
| Lainee Rhodes | ... | Elizabeth Winter | |
| Nick Ford | ... | Henry Winter | |
| Dee Cutrone | ... | Alison Winter | |
| Ally Holmes | ... | Claire Winter | |
| Nicholas Jackman | ... | Richie Winter | |
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Ria Rose | ... | Becky |
| Danny Tesla | ... | Dorian Wilde | |
| Tara Reid | ... | Tess Barryman | |
| Jessica Morris | ... | Gina Wilson | |
| Rome Romanne | ... | Father Bradbury | |
| Lukas Hassel | ... | Dylan Wilson | |
| Nicholas George | ... | Mr. Reynolds | |
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Peter Angelopoulos | ... | Mr. Keller |
| Justin P. Warren | ... | Mr. Carter | |
When Dylan Wilson purchases a collection of seven paintings to hang in his wealthy estate, he has no idea what horrors he has unleashed for himself, his wife, Gina, his college son, Louis, his teen-age daughter, Donna, and his two little kids. Only Father Mendale knows what evils lurk inside this deadly art and the history of Dorian Wilde, the artist who made a pact with dark forces when he created these paintings that represent the seven deadly sins. Now, anyone who comes in contact with these pictures are corrupted by Pride, Lust, Gluttony, Sloth, Greed, Envy, and Wrath. It's up to Father Mendale and Louis' girlfriend, Kim, to save Dylan and his family before they are all destroyed by the Art of the Dead.
A lot of these reviews are suspicious, not just the positive ones. Two of the 1star reviewers have never rated anything else either. I wonder if this is all a friends vs enemies of the cast/crew. It's not a 1star movie or a 10star movie. I'd rate it a 6. It's entertaining and doesn't go where I expected it to go. Sure, some things could have been done better, but it's still a reasonable watch.