FeatureR2005·94m·4.9

Boo

You don't have a ghost of a chance.

Horror

The friends Emmett, Freddy, Marie, Kevin and his reluctant girlfriend Jessie decide to spend the Halloween night in an abandoned hospital. Meanwhile, the younger Allan meets the old friend of his father Arlo Ray Baines and asks him to help to find his vanished sister Meg in the same spot. The two groups meet each other in the mental institution section on the haunted third floor.

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Cast

Rachel Melvin

Meg

Dig Wayne

Arlo Ray Baines / Dynamite Jones

Dee Wallace

Nurse Russell

Trish Coren

Jessie Holden

Rachel Harland

Cindy

Dutchess Botti-Smith

Dutchess

Jilon VanOver

Kevin

Shirlene Quigley

Honey

Happy Mahaney

Emmett

Nicole Rayburn

Marie

Josh Holt

Freddy

Algie Hamilton

Count Pimpula

Rosamaria Juarez

Louise

M. Steven Felty

Jacob

Michael Samluk

Allan

Taylor Hurley

Ghost Girl

Voldi Way

Joseph Carmichael

Jennifer Amy Decker

Caitlin

Ellen Irwin

Nurse Carpenter

Dennis P. Klein

Doctor Tazbury

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
$118,357
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Graveyard FilmworksKismet Entertainment Group

Crew

Director

Anthony C. Ferrante

Writers

Anthony C. Ferrante

Nick Franco

Director of Photography

Alan Howarth

Original Music Composer

Chris Conlee

Editor

Sam Greenmun

Production Design

Jeannette M. Fuller

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

John Chard

10/16/2014

5.0

Sounds like Boo... Bunch of pretty teens convene at an old abandoned mental hospital for Halloween. Things go awry. Written and directed by Anthony C. Ferrante, Boo is either a loving homage to all things involving "haunted house" cinema? Or one of the laziest horror movies made in 2005? Everything but the kitchen sink is thrown at the audience for this one, with the sound mix turned up to the max for, erm, max impact. The fear of this, the fear of that, what's real? What's not? And let there be blood! There will be blood! Acting is ordinary, as is the writing, but scene setting and location filming is not half bad. In a nutshell, it's a horror film that you show to your pre-teen family members to prep them for far better horror pleasures in their up coming adult life. 4/10