ghost movies

The Grudge 3 (REVIEW)

Submitted by Todd on Tuesday, Jun 16th 2009

Mainstream horror, in my opinion, is currently going through one of the worst creative droughts since the 90's. Over the past twelve months, genre fans have been subjected to one low-budget, direct-to-video sequel after another as shady producers and opportunistic studios attempt to cash in on previous successes.

The Haunting in Connecticut (REVIEW)

Submitted by Jon on Friday, Apr 3rd 2009

In retrospect, it's actually quite amusing that distributor Lionsgate felt compelled to build their campaign for "The Haunting in Connecticut" around the idea that the script was based on a true story. As out front with the concept as they were, one should be forgiven for attempting to ignore the nagging feeling of "really, a true story?" while trying to enjoy the genuinely creepy suspense. The trouble is that at no point does "Haunting's" realness add anything substantive to the plot or our appreciation of the conflict at hand.

Peter Cornwell Talks "The Haunting in Connecticut"

Submitted by Eric on Monday, Mar 23rd 2009

You want a film like this to feel real.

So being from Australia, was it always your goal to come to America to make movies? How did your career get started?

Haunting in Connecticut Discovery Special

Submitted by Eric on Monday, Mar 16th 2009

I had heard that the true story behind "The Haunting in Connecticut" had been turned into a TV special at some point, but hadn't taken the time out to try and find it. A reader sent this in to me today, so here it is guys. You can just have your boss bill me directly for the loss of man-hours due to you watching ALL EIGHT PARTS.