Luke (Taylor Bottles) and Jennifer (Emily Goss) move back to her Kansas home town after an incident in Chicago which leads us to believe Jennifer is mentally unstable. Her condescending mother Meridith (Cathy Barnett) is eager to help out her resisting daughter. Soon there are ghosts, but they only seem to effect Jennifer, who also has issues outside of the house. They drag the ghost story on way too long until I thought this was going to be a Rosemary's Baby film which would have been better than where this went, which was nowhere.
The ghosts are explained by Walter, the atheist (Jim Korinke) in a confusing mess that even Jennifer couldn't buy. The ghost seemed to center around the bedroom closet, whose door doesn't fit the door seal due to house settling. And what was with the mute neighbors? Was that supposed to tie into something? Guide: 1 F-word. No sex or nudity.
The ghosts are explained by Walter, the atheist (Jim Korinke) in a confusing mess that even Jennifer couldn't buy. The ghost seemed to center around the bedroom closet, whose door doesn't fit the door seal due to house settling. And what was with the mute neighbors? Was that supposed to tie into something? Guide: 1 F-word. No sex or nudity.