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The wife of an oil tycoon becomes engrossed in the sinister evil residing within her Seattle mansion home.The wife of an oil tycoon becomes engrossed in the sinister evil residing within her Seattle mansion home.The wife of an oil tycoon becomes engrossed in the sinister evil residing within her Seattle mansion home.
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Tsidii Leloka
- Sukeena
- (as Tsidii Le Loka)
Courtney Taylor Burness
- April Rimbauer (5 yrs)
- (as Courtney Burness)
Jacob Pearce Guzman
- Adam Rimbauer (6 yrs)
- (as Jacob Guzman)
Jenny Mercein
- Laura
- (as Jennifer Mercein)
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- TriviaThe first prequel to a work of 'Stephen King (I)' not written by the author. As a result he had to split the royalties.
- ConnectionsFollows Rose Red (2002)
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I have certainly seen bigger budgeted movies in the genre far worse than this effort, it is competently acted, has some nice visual touches, and the director knows how to best utilise the monolithic house. That said, without genuine suspense it is hard to succeed in the genre, so without a fearful story as well it has little to no chance of making it. The crux of the matter is that the story really isn't that interesting, we have seen and read about this plot on numerous occasions, so for a TV movie to win you round it really is asking way too much. Basic ingredients are all here, creepy house, pretty wife confused, servant with big role to play, and of course the genre staple of sexual deviant husband with dark overtones. The film moves along sedately which is fine if the pay off is worth the wait, sadly it isn't here and it limps over the finish line instead of leaping over as the build up had promised.
Just below average for me, but a gentle round of applause for effort to those involved, 4/10.
Just below average for me, but a gentle round of applause for effort to those involved, 4/10.
- hitchcockthelegend
- Mar 3, 2008
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