Audrey Rose (1977)
Medium level violence, Adult theme
A Terrifying Tale Of Soul Possession.
Suppose a stranger told you that your daughter was actually his daughter in another life. Suppose you began to believe him. Suppose it was really true! Sir Anthony Hopkins (Academy Award® winner for The Silence Of The Lambs) stars with Marsha Mason (Nick Of Time) and John Beck (Nightmare Honeymoon) in an unforgettably powerful and hair-raising occult thriller that will make your blood run cold!
All Bill and Janet Templeton wish for is a quiet, peaceful life with their 11 year-old daughter Ivy. But their dreams turn to nightmares as Ivy is besieged first by ghoulish "memories" of events that never occurred.. and then by a mysterious stranger (Hopkins) who stalks her every move. And just when they think things couldn't possibly get worse, the Templetons come face to face with a horror beyond anything they could ever have imagined: a force from beyond the grave that threatens to destroy the only thing they've ever loved.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 109mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
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keisha
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Absolutely appalling! The lead actress gives the worst overacting performance ever seen. Not at all scary. I forced myself to sit through nearly an hour of it before not being able to stomach any more
tsarina
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A strange reincarnation experience, more like a possession. Overall, we enjoyed the movie.
Liana
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Haven't seen this movie for so long it's been like 15 years or so and still really enjoyed it, Anthony Hopkins is great in it
Arnold D.
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old fashioned horror flick with not much action, i suppose back in the years it was made people would have enjoyed it, i found it ok because of the great acting.
Judith E.
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For an old movie, it has dated really well. A top notch thriller without the need to include graphic scenes. Shows intelligent film making.
Richard R.
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Meecha B.
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Soul possession, reincarnation and a young Anthony Hopkins. Back when films showed less and meant more. This is good old fashioned movie making.
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