Haunter

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Stephen McHattie and Abigail Breslin in Haunter (2013)

The ghost of a teenager who died years ago reaches out to the land of the living in order to save someone from suffering her same fate.

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Fantasy Horror Mystery Thriller

Une adolescente est coincée dans une boucle temporelle qui n'est pas tout à fait la même à chaque fois. Elle doit découvrir la vérité, mais ses actions ont des conséquences pour elle et les ... Tout lireUne adolescente est coincée dans une boucle temporelle qui n'est pas tout à fait la même à chaque fois. Elle doit découvrir la vérité, mais ses actions ont des conséquences pour elle et les autres.Une adolescente est coincée dans une boucle temporelle qui n'est pas tout à fait la même à chaque fois. Elle doit découvrir la vérité, mais ses actions ont des conséquences pour elle et les autres.

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19 k

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Récompenses
- 6 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Vincenzo Natali said that he was drawn to the film because, unlike Splice (2009), which took him twelve years to complete, Haunter only needed to be shot.

Gaffes
In the scrapbook called "Photographs" that Lisa discovers hidden under the floor in her bedroom, the third column about Frances Nichols in the first article repeats the same content as that in the first column. In the subsequent article about the second missing girl there are numerous repetitions in its content throughout. Later, the same story of Frances Nichols is shown typed in the article adjacent to the picture of a different missing girl.

Citations
Carol: Lisa, you haven't even touched your meatloaf.
Lisa: Meat is murder.

Connexions
Features Pac Pac (1980)

Bandes originales
Peter and the Wolf Op. 67
Written by Sergei Prokofiev (SACEM)
Published by G. Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP)

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7/10

Started off as a horror version of Groundhog Day but the longer the movie went on it found its stride & became pretty entertaining

"We're stuck in this house and we're never gonna leave, because all of us are..." Lisa (Breslin) is a typical teenager. She lives at home and is annoyed by her family. They eat the same thing every day and watch the same thing every night. Unlike most teenagers the days are repetitive because she is dead and is stuck in a constant cycle with no escape. After hearing voices she tries to contact the world of the living which only causes more problems for everyone. I knew nothing about this going in except for that fact that I was intrigued by Abigail Breslin in a horror movie. The movie started off a little slow and cheesy, setting itself up to be a horror version on Groundhog Day but the longer the movie went on it found its stride and became pretty entertaining. There were enough twists and things you didn't see coming to make it interesting the entire time. I wasn't really that scared watching this but I did have a good time watching it and when it ended I was surprised with how much I did end up liking it. Overall, nothing amazing but a different type of horror movie and because of that I liked it and recommend this. I give this a B.