The film is "inspired by actual events" whatever that now means. A couple gets a chance to buy a foreclosed house with furniture. They go to meet the realtors in the old Victorian and they are not there. Chris and Robin make themselves at home. We see the ghost of a child (see cover) in the background playing with a small ball or large marble. The realtors never show up, psychics are called in.

The dialogue was light, sort of like Leon Redbone, "I what to be seduced" whimsical. In spite of ghosts, there wasn't any horror, just a conversation about illegal immigration as it relates to China. April Matson and Richard Riehle provided fun characters. Almost a spoof of Poltergeist.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

-1 Star For the Complete Butchering of Psalm 23

-1 Star for No no no NO Umph at the end at all

Hey this movie is really a waste of time. There wasn't much going on through all of it and then really the last 1/3 is no payoff whatsoever.

This did well at some film festival? God the other entries in the festival must have been horrifyingly bad if this did well. And really you can't get much worst than this one.

Honestly...All 10 stars reviews are obviously fake...IMDB members of 1 day ... Sadly but it has became a norm ... The film itself is beyond salvage...3 stars for somewhat artistic camera work... Can't recommend it at all ...