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The Pact
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Arriving at her childhood house to attend her mother funeral, Annie is informed that her sister Nicole is missing. With the disappearing of Liz – Nicole’s cousin, Annie believes that supernatural events happen in the house. Accompanied by Detective Bill Creek, Annie decides to go further in investigation the house and discovers dark secrets from the past of her family.
Arriving at her childhood house to attend her mother funeral, Annie is informed that her sister Nicole is missing. With the disappearing of Liz – Nicole’s cousin, Annie believes that supernatural events happen in the house. Accompanied by Detective Bill Creek, Annie decides to go further in investigation the house and discovers dark secrets from the past of her family.
Actors:
Rachael Kahne,
Jeffrey T Ferguson,
Mark Steger,
Caity Lotz,
Dakota Bright,
Haley Hudson,
Boriana Williams,
Petra Wright,
Agnes Bruckner,
Sam Zuckerman,
Bo Barrett
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Rachael Kahne
Jeffrey T Ferguson
Mark Steger
16 January 1962
Caity Lotz
30 December 1986, San Diego, California, USA
Dakota Bright
Haley Hudson
14 June 1986, Los Angeles, California, USA
Boriana Williams
Petra Wright
Agnes Bruckner
16 August 1985, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Sam Zuckerman
Bo Barrett
10 February 1985, Los Angeles, California, USA
Director:
Nicholas McCarthy
Nicholas McCarthy
Country:
United States
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Boriana Williams
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July 15, 2012
The film has some cheap thrills ... but lacks more sustained tension.
July 05, 2012
In truth, there's nothing here we haven't seen before. But McCarthy, who also wrote the straightforward script, keeps the pace moving and the atmosphere eerie (if rarely terrifying).
July 12, 2012
The explanations for what has been going on are weird, fantastical and sort of reasonable, within the context of the story, maintaining the film's sense of grounded directness up to the very end.
August 26, 2015
Manages to deliver a decent combination of supernatural and practical horrors.
July 06, 2012
A tightly controlled low-budget chiller whose occasional moments of unexpected special effects are set up beautifully by long periods of suspense.
September 14, 2012
Nicholas McCarthy admirably tries to deliver both a terrifying tale of horror while mixing in more gritty elements, but doesn't explain much as to why.
July 05, 2012
More horror movies set in the 21st century ought to integrate technology into their scares as well as Nicholas McCarthy's The Pact.
August 25, 2012
Quite easily, one of the scariest films I've seen in a long while... It's a corker.
New York Times
July 05, 2012
In the end, like a lot of genre movies, this one pulls from different inspirations, and so weighs in, by turns, as overly predictable and satisfyingly recognizable (part of genre cinema's one-two punch).
July 15, 2012
Debut director Nicholas McCarthy possesses a good grasp of effective, tension-building technique in this psychologically rooted chiller, in which dark, repressed memories of a turbulent childhood bubble to the surface.
November 20, 2015
The Pact fizzles out significantly as it marches towards its rather generic final act...
July 06, 2012
McCarthy is clearly an economical director and what he gets on screen here - while hardly new - is still effective and occasionally creepy.
