Jake (James Morris) goes into the haunted/cursed Booth house in search of ideas for writing a horror story. His wife has passed on recently and he is there with his handicapped daughter, Dani (Emily Broschinsky). Jake gets ideas for stories that are acted out on screen. Meanwhile there is a presence in the house as he has conversations with his deceased wife.

If you don't like looking at James Morris for 90 minutes, this film isn't for you. Poorly scripted. Poorly acted. The scene where Jake berates his daughter and makes her cry was pathetically written and performed.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

This is a slow burning of a film but the ending joins all the disjointed dots to tie up this story. There are ghost stories galore in this film & finale review takes a leaf out of a famous Bruce Willis' film.

Somebody you knew would just die? That's how I felt watching this catastrophe. I wanted the main character to die so fast, so often, so much, just so there would be something going on in the movie. It actually started off not bad. And by started off, I mean with the kids on the bike. As soon as the actual lead character showed up, everything went down hill. And the plot you figured out 2 minutes after he started speaking.

The male actor's bio says he's been recording and acting since he was a child with his father's camcorder. I'd like to see that. His acting in this was dry, droll, and irritating. He wasn't believable as a father or a writer. He wore the same thing the entire movie, even tho days were clearly changing. He spoke so softly that I had to laugh when he yelled at his daughter. And his crying with no tears was as bad as the people on Maury claiming they don't know who the father is. The daughter was ok. There really wasn't much for her to do. But I never understood why she wasn't in school. Or why he would bring her to this house, which was also never explained.

If you want a movie with no plot and no ending, and random characters thrown in with weird flashbacks, or flash forwards (couldn't really tell),then pick this up.