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Cast

Edmund Entin
as Jonah Trimble

Louis Herthum
as Owen Trimble

Gary Entin
as Seth Trimble

Orlando Jones
as Det. Lampkin

Marc Macaulay
as Father Zinselmeyer

Earl Maddox
as Larry

Dave Jensen
as Dr. Houska

Ryan Chase Lee
as Kilcullen

Leticia Jimenez
as Maybel

Chelsea Morgan Thomas
as Emily

Rusty Tennant
as Kirby

Luke Sexton
as Gorman

Morgana Shaw
as Rita Trimble

Jennifer Foreman
as Katie Dunn

Michael Caleb
as Wolfe

Samantha Droke
as Eve

Stephanie Richards
as Nurse Linda

Kent Jude Bernard
as Billy Thompkins

Gabe Begneaud
as Mayhack

Shanna Forrestall
as Brenda

Christopher Alan Weaver
as Male Student

T.J. Toups
as Homeless Man

Andrew Sensenig
as Hirsute Priest

Starlette Miariaunii
as Student

Arvilla Riddick
as Kirby's Mother

Melody Noel
as St. Mary's Student

John T. Wilson
as Cop

Gaven Tomas Brooks
as Boy in Park

Abby Chapman
as Twin #1

Tate Chapman
as Twin #2

Monica J. Acosta
as Spanish Teacher

Beau Brasso
as Fireman Bob Voice

Maverick Boudreaux
as St. Mary's Student

Geraldine Glenn
as Nun

Matty Ferraro
as Male voice

Chris J. Fanguy
as Fireman #1

Amber Gaiennie
as St. Mary's Student

Courtney J. Clark
as Female Student

James DuMont
as Hardesty

J.D. Evermore
as CSI Tech

Kasey Emas
as Catholic School Girl

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Critic Reviews for Seconds Apart

Audience Reviews for Seconds Apart

• Jan 03, 2016

  After Dark Originals are known for being extreme horror films for the true horror aficionado. Most of these films have been as advertised, but no one has a hundred percent success rate. Seconds Apart follows Seth and Jonah, two nerdy twins, with extreme twin powers, mainly telepathy. They have fun pulling pranks and using it against the people they perceive to have wronged them, leaving them in a world all their own, but that all changes when a girl gets in the middle of things. The inherit problem with this film, is that these twins aren't creepy at all. Casting decided to go with looks over horror and these two look like they should be on magazines, like they would never have problems with bullies or girls, and as for psychotic killers with superpowers go, these two are so mild-mannered, that it made the story completely unbelievable. When you add to that the fact that Orlando Jones is the investigating detective at this upscale religious school, cracking jokes that no one gets, the film itself becomes the horror show. The story itself wasn't terrible, but the problem here is one we see all too often, the casting. These twins may be good for the Disney channel, but they aren't cut out to be psychopaths. I just found the whole film to be full of cliche's and very poorly done.
  Todd S Super Reviewer
• Dec 28, 2011

  Another contribution from Afterdark films to the list of good horror films. The creepy atmosphere and the good story works. It has some good new ideas and great tension. And aside from some, it was greatly acted especially by the twins and the detective. And yeah, It's really creepy, and new.
  August S Super Reviewer
• Nov 25, 2011

  Solid psychological horror that doesn't quite make the most of its plot. The two emotionless twins make for a creepy duo as they set themselves a project to try and create scenario's using their mind controlling powers that will inflict fear into them, even if it means committing murder. A good enjoyable film overall with a nice twist towards the end too. Not a gory or particularly violent film, but it's well acted and the story is decent enough to keep you interested till the end.
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Oct 21, 2011

  A really good and seemingly (relative) original idea, this film could have been so much better.I feel like they had this brilliant idea and just wanted to move fast with getting it made. Maybe it was budget constraints, maybe it was they just couldn't be bothered but it has so much potential. There was too many unexplained points. I found myself not quite sure what exactly their 'talent' was and especially WHY they had the talent. Also I found it so difficult to tell them apart that it made the story much more confusing, especially towards the end. Really good performances from the twins and Jones but I feel a bit let down by this. Could have been fantastic.
  Sophie B Super Reviewer

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