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Haunting of Winchester House (2009)
Rated: n/a (supernatural violence) | Review date: 14-Oct-2009
Haunting of Winchester House, a straight to video supernatural horror, tells a story loosely based on the real legend of the Winchester curse. The reasons for it being straight to video are clear; the dialog and acting had much room for improvement. However, that does not stop the film from being spooky. There’s plenty of jump scenes and creepy looking ghosts that follow the formula for supernatural chillers. The best part of the film was the ending, though not very original, it was a surprise and quite chilling.
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