It is alright to consume time. There were a few things that seemed like it was leading to a climax or some sort of peak in the movie and it just didn't follow through. Wasn't acted very well but not too horrible either. I didn't hate it or dislike it but u wouldn't watch it again either. It didn't seem that poorly filmed but it wasn't abnormal good either. Some parts were a little repetitive and lead absolute no where. I truly have no idea what the purpose of this movie was. It seemed like it might have been trying to leave you on a cliffhanger but we didn't even get to the cliff so it was just Meh.

This film staring Taryn And Jon Hacker as the main actors leaves you wanting to turn the movie off early. The acting is poor. The chemistry with this couple is not existent. The set is the house which is beautiful However is has a dark secret. Don't they all...

The little girl at the beginning was the best part about the whole film. Great makeup.

These two knuckleheads buy a home at auction for a steal of a price. They move in and find that the family living in it before just "picked up and left". The wife realizes the family has photos that the family may want. So, she tries to get ahold of the former home owner just to be told she killed herself in the house. Soon after strange things start to happen. Ghosts that are not scary. Frights that are a joke. This film is not only under bad direction by Candice Cain but the writer Charles Vidal is not much better. The film lacks so much excitement. It's dull and boring. Two stars - one for the home and one for the little girl. Very disappointing.

The musical box opening music at the beginning credits was the most creepiest thing. The rest of the film was poor. It had no story and didn't explain anything. The ghost girl who appeared briefly earlier on was the scariest. The other ghosts were not, they looked exactly like the main couple characters who moved into the haunted house, except the ghosts were wearing emo make-up. A nice big house bought at an auction, even though the couple are meant to be penniless with nothing. Why did the girl show up to the new home owner? Who was she? Why was she related to the story? Who was the boy who witnessed the death of his family decades earlier? Who were these ghosts? Did the auctioneer know about the hauntings? Why did the same crowd of people appear again at the second auction and sat in the same places too?