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Kathy Harper (Vanessa Angel) moves into an old Victorian home with her three children as she runs away from an abusive relationship. If you happen to espy the title of the film, you know there is something supernatural in the walls. Odd things happen. Weird dreams and flashbacks. The house turns on the family.

The scenes were okay, however, the overall plot made no sense. The house wanted the family to stay, yet did everything to drive them away. Why?

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. Brief Clothed rape?

The movie starts out like any other horror movie filled with mystery. A family moves into an old house and apparently the house is haunted (?). The family goes through some trouble with the house but at the end....well, here's a spoiler for you; the 'house' apparently bred a 'monster' and the whole situation turned into some C-grade movie with shitty acting, horrid CGI, wtf dialogues and some kinda 'boss fight'. WHAT IN THE FLYING F...

Yea just don't watch it.

My house stinks like a cesspool from playing this movie. Wish i had checked the reviews before going to RedBox.

I've seen some terrible movies in my time but this one takes the cake, don't waste your time, you'd be better off looking for chores to do around your house than watch this movie. There is absolutely no backstory about who, what, where, why or how the house is haunted or possessed. The same pretty much goes for the "victim" family that moves in, save for a couple of flashbacks that don't help too much. To top it off, there's almost no dialogue, just very depressed characters in a very depressing home stuck in perpetual dim lighter or gloom. The "evil thing" in the house is completely lame, it's part zombie attached to an umbilical cord/blob of blood with multiple tentacles that somehow gets around through the house via HVAC system without disturbing the dust and cobwebs!!! SPOILER ALERT....the ending is just as bad, mom basically sacrifices herself so the kids can get out, has a chance to at least explain that to the kids before she gets sucked back, but doesn't so you basically have to draw that conclusion yourself and your left with an ending with no rhyme or reason as to her being part of the house.....totally lame, how anyone else gave it more than 1 star is mind boggling!!!!

The effects are not well done what so ever, same with most of the jump scares. The god awful CGI made my whole family laugh at the movie (including young kids). In one scene they splashed a still image of two hands on the screen out of nowhere, and then transitioned to the sky?

I liked the concept of the movie but the way the did everything was so awful. Like at the ending they didn't even go looking for the mom, the son was just like "yup, she's gone" even though they didn't actually look around the house lol. It looked extremely rushed towards the end, but the realllyy need to polish up their effects because it went to a "horror" movie to a comedy movie.

Please do not pay to watch this movie, it's so god awful. Movies from years ago have done horror and effects so much better than this, it's like someone just discovered how to use Blender and Vegas Pro.

Really waste of money but im laughing is this ghost story or zombie or what? the story isnt makes any sense

I know this movie has gotten a lot of negative feedback, but I personally thought it wasn't bad. I know I have seen much worse, by far. However, there is a major point of confusion for me,

The plot explains that there is an evil there that's waited for years, however, when the little girl first falls into the basement and she walks over to pick up her frog that appears magically....she looks up and sees the "evil" and says "Daddy." Then, she smiles in a somewhat creepy way. And it seems later on as if this is, in fact, their father that has somehow manifested into this ...thing...which when his brother shows up out of nowhere, he seems to imply that their dad is dead when tells Kathy to tell the kids why they can't see him and he can't see them. Then when Derry catches Karrie talking into the vent and goes to tell their mom, Karrie literally comes out of nowhere wearing a coat we can only assume is their dad's (mostly because of the comment she makes to mom) and straight tackles him. During their tussle, their father speaks and it comes across as if he IS the thing in the house by the comments he makes. Then, to add to that, Mike seems to have a crush on a girl we never even see or meet until he takes out trash one night. They are new to this town, how did he even meet her? So the next time he tries to see her, she isn't with her friends, but appears out of thin air when he closes the trashcan lid. After a failed make-out attempt, he goes into the other room and they talk through the walls. Then, she literally just gets kind of absorbed into the wall after telling Mike he has no idea how much it means to her that he is thinking about staying. So is SHE the evil thing? Then back to the uncle (the dad's brother), he breaks in after being thrown out and you hear a voice tell him "You aren't supposed to be here." That again would go back to the thing being the dad. Or heck, is it the uncle since he ended up losing his head over the matter?!?!?! And does anyone recall the daughter mentioning "elves" when they try to leave but the doors are locked and they find the uncles head and the thing comes out of the basement. Elves now too? Geez.... I could keep going but I just can't.

So that's my whole issue with the movie. Because when the mom says "Take me. I have what you want" the thing lets the kids go and takes her, but he does again try to take the kids later (which he said earlier during the twins' tussle, that they would all be together again). It does seem to appear he never harmed the kids considering they constantly say how they wish he was the there. The daughter really more so than her twin brother. But whether or not he ever harmed them doesn't really matter because if it IS him, maybe he just wants his kids with him (this is one way to look at it also).

In the things said and the actions made, it all seems to point to this thing being their father that their mother has ran from, but that is nowhere near matching to the plot summary.