Plot
Molly Hartley looks to put her troubled past behind her with a fresh start at a new school, where she sparks with one of the most popular students...
Release Year: 2008
Rating: 3.8/10 (5,232 voted)
Critic's Score: 28/100
Director:
Mickey Liddell
Stars: Haley Bennett, Chace Crawford, Jake Weber
Storyline Molly Hartley looks to put her troubled past behind her with a fresh start at a new school, where she sparks with one of the most popular students. But can her secrets stay buried, especially as she learns more about the horrific truth that awaits her once she turns 18?
Writers: John Travis, Rebecca Sonnenshine
Cast: Haley Bennett
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Molly Hartley
Jake Weber
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Robert Hartley
Chace Crawford
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Joseph Young
Shannon Woodward
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Leah
Shanna Collins
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Alexis
AnnaLynne McCord
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Suzie
Marin Hinkle
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Jane Hartley
Nina Siemaszko
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Dr. Emerson
Josh Stewart
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Mr. Draper
Jessica Lowndes
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Laurel
Randy Wayne
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Michael
Jamie McShane
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Father
Ron Canada
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Mr. Bennett
Kevin Cooney
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Dr. Donaldson
Ross Thomas
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Jock
Taglines:
This Halloween, High School can be Hell.
Opening Weekend: $5,423,315
(USA)
(2 November 2008)
(2652 Screens)
Gross: $13,350,177
(USA)
(30 November 2008)
Technical Specs
Runtime:
Goofs:
Continuity:
In the first bathroom scene Leah pushes the stall door out, scaring Molly. But later Molly pushes the stall doors inward looking for the person whispering.
Quotes: Dr. Emerson:
[Dr. Emerson steps into the garden room]
Molly Hartley:
Oh, Dr. Emerson. You got my message. Dr. Emerson:
Message? Dr. Emerson:
I-I called you. I left you a message. Dr. Emerson:
No. No message. Molly Hartley:
Then... what are you... doing here? Dr. Emerson:
Well, it's your birthday party. Of course I here. Just a few more minutes now. So how does it feel? Molly Hartley:
How does 'what' feel?
[the whispers start]
Dr. Emerson:
Your new life... We're all here for you, Molly. We've watched you grow. We've chosen 'you'.
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User Review
Just go read a book or plant a tree. Anything but this.
Rating: 1/10
I actually registered on this site to post this comment. I feel it is
my duty to save you precious moments of life that are better spent
elsewhere.
This film used the normal scare tactics, i.e. suspenseful building
music, quick appearance on camera of people or things, reflections in
mirrors, etc., but nothing new or original. The little whispers in the
background try to make you nervous, but it leads to a dead end.
Speaking of endings, just when you think the movie has built to where
it will explain exactly what is going on, it ends. One minute it seems
all hell is about to break loose, and then there is a very weak
resolution and the movie is over. The best way to describe it is to
take a movie that is 2 hours long, and cut out the last half hour
except for the final few minutes. I actually had to go home and verify
that the theater didn't skip a reel or two. Unfortunately for us, they
didn't.
Words can not express how terribly this movie ends. I am amazed that
this ever made it into a theater. Don't waste your time and money on
the theater, or even a rental. Hell, don't even waste your time
watching it for free on TV. I've had bowel movements much more
interesting and fulfilling than this movie. Maybe the director had a
vision in his head, I just wish he would have let everyone else in on
it.
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