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Attorney Harris McKay (Dominic Purcell), good-looker Kira Hasting (Josie Maran), McKay’s girlfriend from before his marriage to Allison (Clare Kramer), and their smart aleck buddy Sid Vance (Marcus Thomas) find themselves in a graveyard after burying a mutual friend. They get drunk and do some stupid things including dancing on graves and otherwise being disrespectful of the dead. Unfortunately they picked some unpleasant folks to desecrate and end up being hounded by the ghosts of an ax-toting piano teacher, a kid who liked fire too much, and a judge who was a very bad boy. Allison didn't desecrate anything. She just thinks Kira wants to be the other woman but ends up getting involved in the supernatural fun. Ghost hunters Vincent (Tchéky Karyo) and Culpepper (Megahn Perry) try to prove the hauntings are real and end up getting their own share of unpleasant attention from the ghosts.
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Dominic Purcell | Harris McKay |
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Josie Maran | Kira Hayden |
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Clare Kramer | Allison Mitchell |
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Marcus Thomas | Sid Vance |
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Tcheky Karyo | Vincent Cochet |
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Megahn Perry | Frances Culpepper |
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Martha Holland | Emma |
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Oakley Stevenson | Haunted Woman |
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Samantha MacIvor | Nurse Jenny |
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Jack Mulcahy | Police Officer #1 |
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Jim McKeny | Doctor |
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Geneva Avarett-Short | Nurse Brolin |
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Bob McHone | Priest |
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Robert Bartusch | Police Officer #2 |
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Brad Batchelor | Mourner |
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Lulu Brud | Young Emma |
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Lonnie Burchfield | Wood Chopper |
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Reid Dalton | Charles Dunleven |
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David Gunn | Minnou |
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David Lowe | Attorney |
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Dean Lyons | Police Officer |
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Tina Murphy | Mourner Young Mom |
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Rod Pearson | Bar Patron |
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Chris Plouffe | Police Officer |
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Les Puryear | Mourner |
| Director | Mike Mendez |
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| Writer | Brad Keene, Chris Skinner | |
| Producer | Craig Borden, Val Broeksmit, Al Corley, Jonathan Dana, Brent Emery, Lawrence Elmer Fuhrmann Jr., Jonas Hudson, Bill McCutchen, Mike Mendez, Mark Morgan, James Mulay, Eugene Musso, Kim Olsen, Guy Oseary, Sarah Quay, Bart Rosenblatt, Phil Smoot | |
| Musician | Joseph Bishara | |
| Photography | David A. Armstrong | |
| Packaging | MP4 |
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| Nr Discs | 1 |
| Screen Ratios | 1.78:1 |
| Distributor | Lions Gate |
| Edition Release Date | Mar 27, 2007 |
| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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| Location | Horror Disk 1 |
| Purchased | for $ 19.98 at YTS |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Watched | |
| Index | 182 |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:32:52 |
| Modified Date | Apr 06, 2023 05:13:41 |
My quick rating - 5,7/10. One from the After Dark film festival which was THE premiere horror movie showcase for a few years back then. According to my database, I watched this but it was a shitty quality version back then so an upgrade came along and to be honest, I don't really much remember it anyways. It did come back to me especially the refresher of a horror flick with Dominic Purcell. This small group of friends gets all drunk after a funeral and decides to head to the graveyard. In this already bad idea, they further their stupidity and dance on the graves of some random people. Wasn't their idea entirely, someone had left a card there with this prompt. In true horror fashion, this was a really bad idea and the 3 have found themselves in a fight for their lives. For a B-budget flick, this one definitely brings the scares in a good-looking fashion. I have to admit I don't believe I have seen the desecration of someone's grave bringing back their spirit to directly attack you. At least, not like this. The whole movie is a bit of a throwback to a more 80s style which I am always a fan of. The pacing is a bit off-kilter since it did get stuck in a rut in the middle but when it kicked back into gear, the last half hour flew by. The acting was fine and left nothing to complain about. I am sure the egotistical guy (Marcus Thomas) will conjure up a person you actually know. The ending did get a bit over the top but after where they took you, it was a welcome use of over-effects as long as you don't mind non-Hollywood budget CGI. Definitely worth viewing for any fan of the genre.
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