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Product was in excellent condition

It starts off slow. But builds. Up. Fast it wasnt boring. At all. The story line match the movie all acting is not going to be perfect every movie is not perfect

Don't be fooled by the cover art, YOU NEVER SEE THAT & especially,.. no knife. Takes over 1 HOUR for ANYTHING to happen, BORING as hell and when it gets good, IT'S OVER. The only thing good about this movie are the last 15 minutes and I TRULY mean this (only 15 minutes of footage are worthy). Fast forward to one hour and then watch the last 15 minutes you'll save yourself a lot of headache. Movies like this PISS ME OFF.

It's not even okay....i feel like I've seen it before!! I got confused with the moms living together until i heard they were partners. Okay I'm cool with that and the girl being VERY Cathloic okay fine my grandma is too whatever...BUT there were a few things I couldn't get past and didn't truly understand. 1) Why Carries "boyfriend" didn't seem to push....it was okay but that just set a wierd tone like he was a buddy not a boyfriend. 2) Why would you leave 2 girls alone for a day or 2 when one clearly doesn't have the slightest clue on how to parent?! 3) I come to HATE the little girl at the end of the first 5 minutes!! i MEAN COME ON!! She is a snotty, bratty kid that just doesn't like listening to her mom.... I thought something was up wen she didn't snap back a reply when she was with her sister... 5) THE ENDING IS LAME!!! I mean COME ON! REALLY?!? You couldn't come up with a better one? Granted I didn't see it coming cause I skipped through to the end almost 1/2 way through the movie. stuff??

Carrie (Kerry Knuppe) was raised Catholic and carries that with her even to her mother's (Heather Langenkamp) new house, a house she shares with her partner Samantha (Samantha Mumba) and daughter Tia (Alessandra Shelby Farmer). To Carrie's dismay, Samantha and Tia are atheists and her mother honors their wishes by not praying at the table. There is an instant rift between Carrie and the world she lives in. Oh yes the house they live in is haunted by an old man (Oto Brezina) who collected Victorian pictures of dead people and the proverbial creepy wooden puppets. The film is rather bland up until the last 20 minutes or so. The twist, while not totally unexpected, was not the ending I would have done. We are then shown a mess-o-flashbacks so we can see all the clues we missed and the cleverness of Frank Lin. No swearing sex or nudity. Note to self: Do not use on-line exorcisms. Frank Lin (director, script writer) does faith based films, and I imagine this is supposed to be a horror film suitable for the faithful. Frank claims in his film description Carrie is a fundamentalist, but clearly he made her a deeply religious Catholic who tolerates her mother being a lesbian.The names of the characters are about the same as those who played the roles, hence the faux paus of having "Carrie" (Kerry) in a non-Carrie film.

good movie great price

We loved it.

This movie is really bad . Don't buy it .

pretty creepy girl

Cheaply and bad