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Disturbing visions and her sister's disappearance lead a woman (Caity Lotz) to call a cop (Casper Van Dien) and a psychic to her childhood home.
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Rating: R (Strong Bloody Violence|Language)
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Genre: Horror, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Nicholas McCarthy
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Producer: Ross M. Dinerstein
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Writer: Nicholas McCarthy
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: IFC Films
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Production Co: Preferred Content, Pathé Thuis
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I watched this film less than a month ago and I can't remember a single thing about it. Apparently I felt it was worth two stars at the time, but takeaway from the fact that I couldn't even remember it after re-watching the trailer what you will.
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There's nothing wrong with The Pact but nothing terribly great also. It's just well made and "exists", needless to say it won't surprise you, thrill you or show you anything new you haven't seen thousands of times before.
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3 3/4's ..I liked this movie. It was pretty good, right up until the last five seconds making absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Another nightmare? I don't know. But hey, 99% of creepy horror movies do this with their endings. Now, what I can't figure out is why this movie is called "The Pact." I could make a guess, but that would be pure conjecture from me. Quite honestly, there are plenty of unanswered questions, but I think we can blame editing for that. All in all, though, it gets pretty good marks from me for creepiness factor...
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Looking past its occasional narrative faults and mediocre performances, its smartly directed. McCarthy utilizes a refreshing economic approach (Sparse score and effects) that makes the film unnerving in several sequences. Using such a seemingly bland house as the major set piece was a genius idea.
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