Solemplex To me, this movie is perfection.

Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

BeSummers Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

ibm-61529 A total waste of time, you have been warned. Do not see this load of C R A P.A total waste of time, you have been warned. Do not see this load of C R A P.I am a big fan of horror films, grudge,ring,conjuring one of the best. This was nothing compared to them - NOTHING. A total waste of time, you have been warned. Do not see this load of C R A P

kosmasp The mind can be a beautiful thing. It can also be a tricky or deceiving thing. Or it can be just used to make a horror movie. Not a very good one at that though. Unfortunately this is very poorly made and it tries to shock you into certain things. I don't think it achieves anything by that for the viewer.It does tick all the boxes you need for a movie like that. But apart from its predictability it just is weak in its script, setting and acting. The lack of any real surprises and the clichés just add to the dread of watching this unfold. Characters being stubborn is one thing (until someone literally hits them over the head and they realize it's too late) ... it's a shame, there was a better movie hidden somewhere in between

wes-connors On a dark and stormy night, attractive Katrina Law (as Lori) arrives at a farmhouse mansion. We learn she's going to live there and marry strange boyfriend Jody Quigley (as Doug). We know Mr. Quigley is strange due to how he sets up a scene to scare Ms. Law, before proposing to her. Also, nobody but a set designer would set-up as many candles in a room as does Mr. Quigley; and, his character is never mentioned as being a set designer. Well, Quigley's mansion is a "fixer-upper" and he is restoring the old house. There is s shutter in the front he never gets right. Of course, locals warn Quigley that his house has a dark past. Early in the running time, Quigley meets flirty jogger Lili Bordán (as Jamie) and changes her flat...This could best be described as a psychological thriller... Most of the action comes to rest on Quigley's "Doug" character. While we see a progression, there may be no otherworldly reason for his exaggerated reactions, other than good (or bad) old-fashioned guilt. At first, we assume the house is a "living" character, but perhaps the past tragedies are only a coincidence. At the conclusion, it's not real clear. It would have helped if there was some link between "Doug" and a more clearly defined house. Although having him inherit the estate from distant relatives is a cliché, it would complement and add some authority to the story. Director Quinn Saunders manages to engage with stark quietness surrounded by a few jolts, but the ending struggles to tie things up quickly and without satisfaction.*** Apparition/ Remorse (2015/05/05) Quinn Saunders ~ Jody Quigley, Katrina Law, Lili Bordán, Dave Droxler

Whisperin If you like films of Supernatural content without the gore, you should really like watching this film. It has a well written storyline, great music score and very talented actors that bring the film to life. The main characters do a great job at showing their emotional state, which allows the audience to experience their joys, sorrow and pain through out the entire film. This film kept me guessing as to what was going to happen next, because it is not your average predictable feature film. For me I really like films with twists and turns rather than figuring out the ending in the first 10 minutes of the film. I really enjoyed viewing this well thought out film and gave it a big 10 stars. Kudos!