Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Katee Sackhoff | ... | Jess | |
Lucy Boynton | ... | Chloe | |
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Richard Mylan | ... | Ben |
Nick Moran | ... | Boardman | |
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Pascale Wilson | ... | Ginger |
Javier Botet | ... | Ginger Special | |
Pooneh Hajimohammadi | ... | Tira | |
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Sarah Buckland | ... | Louisa |
Jordan Bolger | ... | Danny | |
Ania Marson | ... | Mary Aminov | |
Callum Griffiths | ... | Michael Flowers | |
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Lee Fenwick | ... | Middle Aged Man |
David Broughton-Davies | ... | Caretaker | |
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Melissa Woodbridge | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
Michael Lindall | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
The sculptor Jess unsuccessfully tries to retrieve the custody of her teenage daughter Chloe. During the night, Chloe and her boyfriend Danny play a prank challenging an urban legend: and they knock twice on the door of the witch Mary Aminov. Soon Danny is hunted down by a fiend and vanishes. When Chloe is haunted by the evil spirit, she flees to the house of her estranged mother and her husband Ben to stay with her mother. Soon the demon finds her and haunts the house while Ben is traveling. Jess' model Tira sees darkness around Chloe and she researches the Internet about the mystery. Meanwhile Detective Boardman is investigating the disappearance of Danny and suspects Jess is manipulating her troubled daughter. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
It's kinda strange though, who doesn't knock Twice when banging on a door? Kinda puts everyone in danger.
So Kastee Sackhoff plays an artist who's trying to rebuild a relationship with the daughter she left behind for her career, when her daughter becomes hunted by the town's urban legend.
The story lays out pretty cool, but the movie overall is very cheesy, but at the same time it can scare you (or at least the attempt to is decent).
Don't knock twice has good creepy sound effects and music that really help set that mood. It's amazing how two movies could have similar visuals yet one movie is able to scare you with those visuals and the other doesn't. Don't knock twice is the other. What this movie does have for you is some great sound that makes up for stereotypical and non scary visuals. The grunts the bumps and the music all work in the films favor Makes sense as the movie's sound is design to make that knocking on a door hunting, which it can be.
However, despite that little enjoyment, I would not really recommend going to see it. It's met to scare but it's best effort was not good enough.
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