At the Devil's Door
Directed by Nicholas McCarthy
When ambitious young real estate agent Leigh is asked to sell a house with a checkered past, she crosses paths with a disturbed girl whom she learns is the runaway daughter of the couple selling the property. When Leigh tries to intervene and help her, she becomes entangled with a supernatural force that soon pulls Leigh's artist sister Vera into its web — and has sinister plans for both of them. Contains strong supernatural horror, suicide scene.
Real estate agent, Leigh, finds herself caught up in a sinister web when she tries to sell a house that is home to a disturbed teen and a dark past.
Cast: Naya Rivera, Ashley Rickards, Nick Eversman
Member Reviews
a little boring, some good ideas but it lost my interest a few times
An interesting story, but nothing else. Don't waste your time.
Not bad. Kind of minimalist, and the writing was a bit messy, but the pacing and ambiance aren't bad. It holds your attention in a spell binding kind of way that is difficult to really pin point. Ultimately it feels like something that may have been independent and low budget but which was made by people who knew what they were doing. Not much in the area of special effects. Just a few moments of barely glimpsed stuff. But that's kind of typical of inde low budget stuff, so I'm not complaining. That being said, though watchable and unexplainably spell binding, it stops short of being anything more than a 3 skull movie. I liked it, and it kept my attention for the most part, but it just doesn't have any real wow factor.
Pretty bad. Gave it two stars because the effects were decent. Otherwise it would’ve been one. The writing was awful, dialog especially, and you didn’t grow to care about any of the poorly-written and poorly-developed characters. It’s like if Lifetime made a horror movie. The “commercial break pauses” didn’t help. Give this a pass unless you’re really really bored.
I picked a random movie from Shudder. My only criteria was something recently current, that I've heard nothing about, and was rated at least 4-skulls. This ended up being ones of those rare picks where this random movie I never heard of was unique, kept me entertained, and, most importantly, was truly creepy. I'd definitely recommend if you find yourself not finding anything to watch and you want to give a lesser known movie a try