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posted by bzero (Tue Mar 24 09, 6:27PM)
Yeah. This just looks really dumb. And all the "Based on a True Story!" tags just make me retch.
posted by Barbana (Thu Mar 26 09, 10:56PM)
Didn't they already make this movie?
About fifteen times?
Just saying.
posted by Nathan (Fri Mar 27 09, 12:13AM)
I think I saw the cable-tv version of this, one of those faux documentaries with re-enactments, and it was actually kinda creepy.
This looks like a string of the usual horror set-pieces.
posted by Joan (Fri Mar 27 09, 5:39PM)
Yeah, there's an episode of the Discovery Channel's A Haunting that's called "A Haunting in Connecticut" (or maybe it's considered a pilot movie? It's the same format as the eps., just double-length), and the plot of that seems to have a lot in common with this movie. Except, yeah, it's actually a little creepy, despite having a budget of about twelve bucks. Still, same ghost?