The scariest thing about this movie is that people actually edited it and thought it was fit for the human public. A horror movie does not have to have a huge budget but I would think that when it comes to the actors the purse strings shouldn't be so tight. Where in tarnation did they get the Madison character? My cat could have put on a better performance. For most of the movie she did this awful sobbing voice whine for about 85% of the movie. Someone mentioned her awful portrayal of a limp and they were spot on, it was like she thought she was doing improv or something. I cant believe her bio states that she went to a performing arts school? The dog in the movie was more convincing than her. The script only made matters worse. Was the writer under character limits? Many lines in the movie were repeated several times in many scenes, I had the captions on so I literally could see that the script was full of the actors repeating themselves and with the same awful intonations each time. The plot is so stupid and could have been forgiven id the movie had hired writers and real actors instead of their neighbors.

I am very much upset I picked this out to watch on my night off. tsk tsk,

Hilarious! A work of comedic genius! You'll laugh out loud! Wait....what? This is supposed to be a horror movie? Oh. Well. Uh....yeah. This is a terrible horror movie, but the awful acting and nonsensical circumstances will probably make you laugh so....it's got that going for it, which is nice. (gunga-gunga-gulanga)

The film opens with a mystery. Madison (Tara Holt) returns to her childhood home the day before it is supposed to be demolished in hopes of finding answers to when her mother murdered an infant. She takes along looting Izzy (Katrina Law) who may be her cousin or just a friend. Also is Jake (Bryce Johnson) her boyfriend and psychologist (no sense hiring 2 actors to make it ethical). Yes, the house is haunted and we eventually get some answers like what makes Sarah scream.

The production uses jump scares, dolls without eyes, barking German Shepherds, contact lenses, and a voice distorter in order to create a tale that lacked character build-up. Katrina Law was the only breath of fresh air in the house as our other two characters lumbered along. It starts off interesting enough, but then we are trapped with a 3 man play.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.