The colors are so drab and dull and since the movie is drab and dull it's extra drab and dull. There's nothing scary about it. It's the usual story that makes no sense. I thought it could have been a much better movie. For example, if he noticed her weird behavior, and read some books earlier in the movie, there could have been a battle to save her. A simple adjustment in writing that would have made it so much better. The bit with the old woman goes nowhere. Sure she's a creepy old bitch but they did nothing with it. She added nothing to the story. It could have been made better using what was already there. Again it comes back to writing and direction, not budget that determines the end result on these things. The production values were good enough, the choice of dim lighting was bad to me. It was a very dull affair to begin with. Why were there children? What happened to the dog? It's just not fleshed out enough to a good movie. It's a poor movie.

A couple buys the March Carriage House bed and breakfast in New England. The house has a history of a midwife hung as a witch for killing children. Soon Lydia (India Pearl) becomes possessed by the home and inhabitants but never becomes as scary as the DVD cover.

Film was rather boring. Nothing new. Made for TV quality.

Guide: No f-bombs. Brief sex. Avoids nudity. Bra/panties/ back shots.

As films go, it's not too bad but certainly not as wonderful as previous reviews would have you believe. It's often the case with lower budget films that the acting isn't the best and this is no exception. Although the plot is an interesting one with real potential, it starts out as an interesting concept but just doesn't have the script to carry it off. There were no real 'Scares' or moments that made me jump and I found the films progression quiet formulaic and predictable. I've seen a lot worse, but I've also seen a lot better - It makes a change to see a film in this genre that's free of blood and gore, even though this is a rather average offering at best.