Rent The Marsh (2006)
2.7 of 5 from 59 ratings
1h 29min
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- Synopsis:
Claire Holloway is a young, sophisticated author of a series of successful children's books. Her personal life, however is far from a storybook tale. Visions of violence and death haunt her. In hopes of clearing her mind, Claire heeds her doctor's advice to take a sabbatical. She decides to stay at the Rose Marsh Farmhouse in the countryside, which looks suspiciously like the house she sees in her nightmares. Almost immediately, Claire is jarred by a series of escalating and unexplained happenings. She is plunged into a frightening world controlled by the ghost of a ten-year-old girl - the very girl that Claire has seen in her dreams many nights before. In her search for clarity, Claire is joined by Noah Pitney (Justin Louis), a charming and handsome publisher of the small town newspaper and by Hunt (Forest Whitaker) a paranormal consultant. Together, Claire and Hunt attempt to unravel the village's dark secret and to put an end to her sleepless nights. - Actors:
- Gabrielle Anwar, Louis Ferreira, Forest Whitaker, Peter MacNeill, Niamh Wilson, Joe Dinicol, Brooke Johnson, Kenner Ames, Jessica Greco, Ryan Giesen, Jonathan Payne, Bill MacDonald
- Directors:
- Jordan Barker
- Writers:
- Michael Stokes
- Studio:
- Sony
- Genres:
- Thrillers
- Countries:
- Canada
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Reviews (2) of The Marsh
The Marsh - The Marsh review by CP Customer
Was not expecting much, since I had never even heard of this movie. A bit slow at first, lots of slow, climatic, creeping about scenes that can get a bit tiresome.
But once it warms up it is great.
Really superior storyline, well acted, Forest Whitaker as usual is outstanding as a paranormal consultant. Really scary towards the end in addition to being a good mystery movie and very moving.
Loved it!!
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A good horror - The Marsh review by JD
Horror is not really my thing, I wanted really to see Whitaker who was of course superb and is enough alone to recommend this film. The clichéd sound effects however reminded me why I find horror such a poor genre.
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