Massena, New York, 1998. A decade of terror comes to a close with the capture of Elizabeth Caulfield, a woman who kidnapped five young girls and pretended they were her own. Only one girl, Christina Bowden, managed to get away with her life, the other four found buried behind Caulfield's decrepit home... 20 years later, Caulfield has escaped from prison and launches a deadly pursuit to finish what she began. Christina's seemingly perfect life comes crashing down around her as the secrets of her past come back to haunt her.
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Lexi Johnson | Christina Bowden |
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Chukwudi Iwuji | Jamie Nwosu |
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Kaye Tuckerman | Elizabeth Caulfield |
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Timothy J. Alex | Joe Tulane |
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Beau Berman | News Reporter |
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Eddie Beveridge | Charlie Larson |
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Aubin Bradley | Tracey Fields |
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Catherine Campbell | Eileen Caldwell |
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Geoffrey Cantor | Terry Caldwell |
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Teresa Catherine | Kelly |
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Clifford J. Cole | Hunter |
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Debra Lord Cooke | Arlene Bailey |
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Lisa Cordray | Jessica Conrad |
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Dakota Corsano | Dead Girl 2 |
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Norah Figueroa | Ella Reese |
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Jamie Forbes | Tom Foster |
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Aubrey Hickerson | Younger Katie |
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Andrew Hsu | Andrew Stewart |
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Jacob Igielski | Joey Reese |
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Robert Michael Johnson | Matt Cohen |
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Anni Krueger | Amy Bailey |
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Audrey Grace Marshall | Young Katie |
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Willow McCarthy | Lisa Spencer |
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Mikey Morrissey | Mikey |
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Tommy Nohilly | Kevin Cooper |
| Director | Michael Morrissey |
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| Writer | Michael Morrissey | |
| Producer | Paul Canterna, Dale de la Torre, Justin Marr, Alexa Morrissey, Michael Morrissey, Teresa Sabatine, John Scaccia, Heidi Scheuermann | |
| Musician | Irv Johnson | |
| Photography | Peter Mariuzza | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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| Location | Flix To be Burnt |
| Purchased | On Aug 20, 2021 at GalaxyRG |
| Watched | Sep 16, 2021 |
| Index | 4685 |
| Added Date | Aug 20, 2021 11:29:03 |
| Modified Date | Aug 07, 2025 07:38:17 |
My quick rating - 5.1/10. I liked the mystery in this one, but the problem is it moves really slowly, and what is building up to a nice finish ends up ruined. The movie looks good, especially for the budget. Also, it is a nice change of pace to have a woman as the deranged serial killer who escapes from prison and comes after The Girl Who Got Away. In the title role, Kaye Tuckerman does a perfectly adequate job on screen. So much promise in this one that chugs along and then just decides to fall to pieces. Literally, all the work in camera shots, acting, and a bit of wonder are all thrown into a blender for the last act and spit it out. Flashbacks, twists, and scenes that just don't fit are thrown at you for no apparent reason. Even the twist itself would have been just fine to finish this one off, but the people behind the camera would not let it be just that. I can't say more without spoilers, but it just disappointed greatly what I saw as some serious promise. Definitely not a gore-fest or a jump scare type flick, so if you are looking for that, just look elsewhere. But even with a failed finale, the movie still entertains for the most part and surely has its technical merits as well. Take the good with the bad, and you end up with that score.
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