In Collection
#111
Seen It:
Yes
Japan / English
| Jason Behr |
Doug |
| Sarah Michelle Gellar |
Karen |
| Clea DuVall |
Jennifer |
| Ryo Ishibashi |
Nakagawa |
| William Mapother |
Matthew |
| Bill Pullman |
Peter |
| Ted Raimi |
Alex |
| Grace Zabriskie |
Emma |
| KaDee Strickland |
Susan |
| Rosa Blasi |
Maria |
| Director |
Takashi Shimizu |
| Producer |
Doug Davison; Takashige Ichise; Joseph Drake |
| Writer |
Takashi Shimizu; Stephen Susco |
Set in modern day Japan, Sarah Michelle Gellar plays a young American girl who takes a position as a housekeeper in a haunted house. Initially, the spectres are subtle about their presence, but make themselves known as the plot progresses. While the intentions of the ghosts seems evil, she must uncover the mystery which led to the deaths of several children living in the home. She meets opposition from the police who seem to know the eerie details. This movie will frighten and scare you.
| Region |
Region 1 |
| Nr of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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