Brooklyn 45
Directed by Ted Geoghegan
Friday, December 27, 1945. Five military veterans gather in the ornate parlour of a Brooklyn brownstone. Best friends since childhood, they’ve reunited to support their troubled host – but when his invitation for cocktails turns into an impromptu séance, the metaphoric ghosts of their past become all-too-literal. Trapped in their host’s lounge, the Greatest Generation now finds themselves put to one final test...with their only route to freedom being more bloodshed.
When WWII veterans gather for an impromptu séance, they must face the ghosts of their past.
Cast: Anne Ramsay, Ron E. Rains, Jeremy Holm, Larry Fessenden, Ezra Buzzington, Kristina Klebe
Member Reviews
Not a terrible movie by no means just not the kind I enjoy. The movie takes place in one room which fits the type of feeling they are going for. Acting was good and special effects I felt worked. Just don’t expect anything to scary it’s main focus is on the human characters(which I feel works) so not bad, worth at least one watch.
Loads of potential but no cheddar. Ending is a let down. Still worth a watch but don't expect any scares.
Great movie but terrible ending
I enjoyed this. Warrants a second viewing. No denying the passion that went into it or the pure talent of those within it. Great cast. Effects were solid. The esthetics at play were interesting and succeeded for me and it all being contained within a single location I loved the ‘stage’ vibe this conveyed and the moods were all quite palpable. The story seemed to thin out a bit. While I think it allowed the players personal room (Good!) it left some lingering doubts and a few too many questions I felt we should have had answered before the end (could be just me?) and this too I felt was somewhat awkward and rushed.
this sucked, low budget, boring with lazy writing.