OK movie, deceptive cover
The DVD cover for this movie is baffling -- there is no floating ghostly little girl to be found in the movie. And the movie isn't much of a horror movie, either. It's much more of a psychological drama about a troubled family (not including a little girl, by the way) whose move to a country estate triggers a bunch of previously pent-up animosities. There's some discussion of the supernatural and a murder committed at the instigation of the husband's ancestor, but any payoff for that angle is definitely lacking. Not a bad movie, some beautiful scenery, but you won't get your horror movie fix from this one.
Amazing
one special item, is recommended for any collector should not miss in any collection, really worth to buy it, I give it 5 stars
Not very Good
I found this movie quite deceptive when it came to marketing and description and I cannot say I was really thrilled by it. It may have been better had it been given a different way, I doubt it b8t it is always possible, but you pick everything up as a package, description especially and Tartan label. That is kind of hard to set to the side and forget midway through - and thinking that still does not do anything for me on a personal level. I'm just trying to understand some of the ratings for the film, considering what I watched.
You have a plot line I do not want to destroy so I really cannot explain any more than the summary already given for the product. What I can say is that there was some real issues that made this seem to drag on. The way it was pieced together, bringing in pieces of dialog, then chopped up scenes meant to come together later, plus the family and their move, really became taxing after a while. I wanted to fast forward but figured I might always wonder...
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