Console
best movie i've ever seen.
StyleSk8r
At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.
Scarlet
The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.
cturney-96184
This movie was boring, too predictable, and unfinished scenes. Why did no one find the apple the creepy neighbour took a bite out of? What was the reasoning for that scene. Whatever happened to Hannah's cat?Horrible ending!!!
camilla-jensen95
It had its moments but in the end it was very messy. And had a very bad ending
moorekr9
This movie isn't full of top level talent or any sort of incredibly new premise, but, as an avid horror film watcher, this one really surprised and impressed me. It's been done before but there's just something about these types of premises that just freak me out. I typically give most horror movies a chance just purely out of a lack of quality films and my undying quest to find horror films that actually scare me. This definitely looked like a classic mediocre movie that would be enjoyable as long as you go in with an understanding that it won't be phenomenal -we all know the type. This movie really impressed me. Itreally held it's own in keeping the pace just slow enough to build the suspense but fast enough to keep me intrigued. I think the ending isn't really too unpredictable but creepy as hell nonetheless. I'm guessing fellow dedicated horror fans are the ones checking into this movie and it's reviews so I really would just recommend that you give it a shot. It's definitely an under-the-radar gem.
Michael O'Keefe
Phil Claydon directs this creepy thriller about making a fresh start and getting life back on track. John Alexander (Michael Vartan) is a widower that remarries and moves his daughter and new wife to a nice house in a peaceful suburban neighborhood. His wife and daughter are still going through the "getting to know you" period. A slow getting primed movie that has its rewards. Weird sounds and even stories of missing previous owners gets daughter Hannah (Erin Moriarty) wanting to search for answers. Even the word "murder" comes up. Strange things are beginning to happen and it is not imagined. My only problem was so many scenes shot in the dark. Oh, that is for suspense. A few false scares and mild surprises. Yes, you can be creeped out a bit.Also featured are: Nadine Velazquez, Dorian Kingi, Tom Wright, Ronnie Gene Blevins and JoBeth Williams.
