Rent The Haunting of Redding Hospital (2013)
2.2 of 5 from 46 ratings
1h 15min
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- Synopsis:
- No one knows the real horrors that occurred 60 years ago in Redding Hospital Asylum; all evidence was incinerated in its crematorium. But when a group of medical students break into the shuttered hospital, they literally stir up the ashes of the damned...And for those who accidentally ingested the cremains of an infamous serial killer, their nightmare of madness and murder.
- Actors:
- Inbar Lavi, Steven Grayhm, Eddie Hassell, Holland Roden, John Lee Ames, Stephen Spinella, Justin James Lang, Alesandra Assante, Nicole Travolta, Joy Jorgensen, Jupiter Baudot, Peyton Clarkson, Laurence Cohen, Michael Goodin, Kevin Kevin, Chase Parsons, Anthony Scarpone-Lambert, Dan Shaked
- Directors:
- A.D. Calvo
- Producers:
- A.D. Calvo, Todd Slater
- Writers:
- Alyssa Alexandria, A.D. Calvo, Nevada Grey, Scott Kittredge
- Aka:
- House of Dust
- Studio:
- Miracle Media
- Genres:
- Drama, Horror, Thrillers
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Reviews (1) of The Haunting of Redding Hospital
Middling. - The Haunting of Redding Hospital review by NP
This is a middling horror, without much in the way of scares. Inhaling the ‘cremains’ of the former patients of a mental asylum, three out of four students find they are possessed by the spirits of the inmates. The fourth, new girl Emma (Inbar Lavi) has to try and save them.
I’m going to be absolutely honest and admit that Gabby (Holland Roden) kept me watching. The others were nowhere near as obnoxious as teens often are in this kind of film, but not hugely interesting either. Emma’s telepathic sympathy with the former inmates is a way of getting into the story, but like the creepy lone security guard, that plot line comes to nothing.
A reasonable flick then, without ever approaching greatness. The location is very effective and nicely shot; A.D. Calvo’s direction is often very effective, with many moody establishing shots of the various locations – but it never quite lives up to its powerful opening sequence. My score is 5 out of 10.
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