A bloodthirsty killer
named Matthew Hackett (Gregory Wood) gets
hung by a cult of people in the sleepy
town of Perrysburg and 15 years later a
group of teens involved with a dare club
break into an abandoned mansion that is
reportedly to be haunted and have the
spend the night there.
One by one the teens end up being
murdered by sharp glass, suffocations,
death accidents and posessions but they
can't seem to escape after they are all
trapped in.
It seems that someone is watching them
and planning death curses on all of them.
Could it be the ghost of the Matthew
Hackett?
Meanwhile, a lady named Sarah Fairchild
(Dee Wallace-Stone) tries to find all
sorts of information on Hackett and why
he was sacrificed.
This film was
extremely rushed and didn't make sense at
all.
Trying to borrow chemistry from other
haunted house film this one fell flat and
I found it hard to watch plus it was
incredibly boring too.
The story sounds better than watching the
movie itself I can assure you.
The acting is
terrible by the young cast especially
supporting actress Andrea Langi who
is not believeable at all when she
encounters her boyfriend dead as she
can't act herself out of a wet paper bag.
Dee Wallace Stone does a great
job in it with her tough as nails role
but even she can't save the performances
in this film as it seems that they try to
grab viewers attention by having former
celebrities by having supporting roles in
the film in order to watch it.
Lead actress Paige Moss tries to
pull through with her performance and
does well with her crying scenes after
the horrible incident at the mansion.
Andrea Langi
is in bed fornicating and shows a breast
shot then takes a shower breasts fully
exposed.
There's a
decapitated head
Ken Barbet is
very below average with his work in this
film it's as if he took directing lessons
from David DeCoteau.
He tries to make the film look spooky but
he tried too hard as there's nothing
spooky about it.
However the scene of the posession by
Bridgette Brooks looked somewhat
amusing.
The scenes like the funeral with Wallace
with Moss close to the
ending seemed somewhat well directed too.
The music by Tim Jones
at first didn't seem too great as there
was some piano playing and metal sound
scraping but he does breeze through it
with some interesting classical music for
the film as it was a shame the film
didn't look believeably scary in order
for his music to work as he was too good
for this film.
We have a songtrack during
the closing credits by a group called Bonehead
with their number "Fear"
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