Rebecca, après la mort de ses parents, dont elle se sent en partie responsable, décide de passer un peu de temps dans la maison au bord du lac où ses parents avaient l'habitude de passer leurs vacances.
GHOST LAKE
Il y a près d'un siècle, les résidents d'une petite ville de l'Etat de New York furent noyés vivants lors de la création d'un lac artificiel. Aujourd'hui, leurs fantômes demeurent toujours au fond du lac et refont surface tous les 13 ans pour massacrer les habitants et ressourcer le lac de nouvelles âmes...
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Tatum Adair
Rebecca Haster
Timothy Prindle
Stan James
Gregory Lee Kenyon
Sheriff Dobbs
Azure Sky Decker
Flora / Saundra Tompson
Chuck Franklin
Doctor Bloch
Damian Maffei
Young Fisherman/Son #2 on Boat
Dan Metcalfe
Old Fisherman
Linda Brown
Ruth Haster
Raymond Suriani
Richard Haster
Rick Kesler
Reverand
Edward M. Valenta
Sexy Club Guy
Mary Ann Layman
Librarian
Carolyn Ricketts
Grandma Tompson
Richard M. Kennedy
Grandpa Tompson
Cindy Ohanian
Car Crash Wife
Jeremy Hadaway
Car Crash Husband
Jeff Young
Tow Truck Driver
Jordan Decker
Deputy
Gena Decker
Mary Collins
Bob Decker
Jake Collins
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Questions sur Ghost Lake
Quelle est la durée de Ghost Lake ?
Ghost Lake dure 112 minutes.
Quand est sorti Ghost Lake ?
Ghost Lake est sorti en 2004.
Qui a réalisé Ghost Lake ?
Ghost Lake est réalisé par Jay Woelfel.
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Take a haunting trip to Rushford Lake in western New York
After a tragedy, a young woman (Tatum Adair) goes to her family’s summer house to process things. A cool guy (Timothy Prindle) helps keep her from the abyss of depression, but there are spooky goings-on at the reservoir.
“Ghost Lake” (2004) only cost $110,000 and was written, scored & directed by one man, Jay Woelfel. He evokes some haunting atmosphere and the special makeup effects are surprisingly good and horrific; the occasional CGI isn’t so bad either, all things considered. It’s basically a meshing of “Messiah of Evil” (and a little “Carnival of Souls”) with “Terror at Tenkiller.”
Blonde Tatum does well as the protagonist, but since the entire (overlong) movie is focused on her, I would’ve preferred someone (from back then) like Cerina Vincent, Jennifer Morrison, Danielle Savre, Dominque Swain or Emily Blunt. On the other side of the gender spectrum, Prindle is very effective as the (supposed) bad boy while the guy who plays the sheriff (Gregory Lee Kenyon) is good enough; some of the peripheral actors, not so much.
The spooky story gets a little convoluted, involving the number 13, but I’m sure everything makes sense if you put the pieces together. I don’t feel like racking my brain.
If you don’t appreciate micro-budget indies, I’d say steer clear (critical viewers go on-and-on about how bad it is), but it works if you’re disposed toward a moody story that takes its time with focus on the region.
It runs 1 hour, 52 minutes, and was shot in Rushford, which is a 30-minutes drive southwest of scenic Letchworth State Park, as well as Wellsville, which is a 40-minutes drive southeast of Rushford.
GRADE: C/C+
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