The Haunting in Connecticut

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Cast & Crew

Virginia Madsen
Sara Campbell

Kyle Gallner
Matt Campbell

Martin Donovan
Peter Campbell

Elias Koteas
Rev. Popescu

Amanda Crew
Wendy

Sophi Knight
Mary

Ty Wood
Billy Campbell

Erik Berg
Jonah

Peter Cornwell
Director

Adam Simon
Screenwriter

Tim Metcalfe
Screenwriter

Paul Brooks
Producer

Andrew Trapani
Producer

Daniel Farrands
Producer

Wendy Rhoads
Producer

Scott Niemeyer
Executive Producer

Norm Waitt
Executive Producer

Steve Whitney
Executive Producer

Adam Swica
Cinematography

Alicia Keywan
Production Design

Tom Elkins
Film Editing

Eric L. Beason
Film Editing

Meg McMillan
Costume Design

Robert J. Kral
Original Music

Eyde Belasco
Casting

Jim Heber
Casting

Edward Bonutto
Art Director

Steve Shewchuk
Set Decoration

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Audience Reviews for The Haunting in Connecticut

• Jan 09, 2014

  Throughout the horror genre, original ideas have given way to formulaic, unoriginal ideas that has been done before. That's exactly the case with The Haunting in Connecticut. This is a film that just fails in delivering tense, memorable scares. The performances are bland, and every actor seems not that interested in their performance. This is one disappointing horror film, one that doesn't have any scares and relies far too much on CGI to create its terror. The result is a film that just isn't inventive, interesting or engaging. I think that's it's a shame because it could have been a good haunted house film, however this is a highly forgettable affair, one that is sure to disappoint any viewer looking for genuine scares. The film started off well, but it quickly lost its appeal when the story started unfolding. Some ideas were interesting, I must admit, but it's something we've seen before. When films tend to recycle ideas under different titles, the genre as a whole suffers, and we have several films in the last few years that show the decline of great horror. However, there has been quite a resurgence of original, terrifying horror that has brought the genre back to its roots. But films like this one are not one of them. The lack of originality is what makes this film not worth seeing, and the film's script is poorly written as if the filmmakers didn't care about turning out a good horror film. The results show for themselves on-screen, and it's not a good film whatsoever. If there was more effort put into this film, then maybe this could have been a great outing, unfortunately it fails.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Mar 29, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Jan 05, 2013

  Trying to rationalize why anyone might see ghosts, The Haunting in Connecticut offers another rule to the supernatural world... As far as I know the idea of being close to death giving people a sixth sense is a rather exclusive idea to this film, at least in this case since it includes people with cancer. This film has little to nothing to offer, the only "scare" that got to me was the initial revealing one... From there one the supernatural aspect of this film was too common and therefore not interesting or surprising. I personally think this film works better as a drama / suspense than a horror. I also wasn't a fan of the religious lines in this film, I usually don't mind when horror films include this, but here it didn't work.
  Horrific R Super Reviewer
• Nov 20, 2012

  I found it pretty creepy in places, Well acted, The story was ok, Probably the only horror film that's made me jump.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer

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