Micro-budget. Cast that no one has ever heard of. Run of the mill paranormal hijinks. Nothing new to see here, folks. I can deal with all of that.
What was kind of hard to swallow was the protagonist's indefatigable perkiness. Genesis, played by Elizabeth Chamberlain, seems a bit too giddy for someone who is losing her friends one by one, and who lives in a haunted apartment. She makes contact with the entity, which manages to communicate with Genesis that it is neither a ghost, nor a demon, but it won't give her any clues as to what it may actually be. When she asks if it is there to harm her, ot won't say yes or no. It does indicate that it is there to haunt her, and not the apartment.
She sees what she assumes to be the ghost of a young boy in her apartment. She hears the sounds of a baby crying, and of a little girl giggling. Objects move on their own. At least one strange man seems to be watching her. None of these things seems to faze her all that much. Despite all of these mysterious goings on, she could give Sally Fields lessons on playing "perky".
I'm not going to give away any more than I already have, in the event that you might choose to watch the movie. I've seen most of the crappy horror movies on Tubi. A lot of them, I couldn't sit through. This one, I managed to make it through to the end. Take that for what it's worth.
What was kind of hard to swallow was the protagonist's indefatigable perkiness. Genesis, played by Elizabeth Chamberlain, seems a bit too giddy for someone who is losing her friends one by one, and who lives in a haunted apartment. She makes contact with the entity, which manages to communicate with Genesis that it is neither a ghost, nor a demon, but it won't give her any clues as to what it may actually be. When she asks if it is there to harm her, ot won't say yes or no. It does indicate that it is there to haunt her, and not the apartment.
She sees what she assumes to be the ghost of a young boy in her apartment. She hears the sounds of a baby crying, and of a little girl giggling. Objects move on their own. At least one strange man seems to be watching her. None of these things seems to faze her all that much. Despite all of these mysterious goings on, she could give Sally Fields lessons on playing "perky".
I'm not going to give away any more than I already have, in the event that you might choose to watch the movie. I've seen most of the crappy horror movies on Tubi. A lot of them, I couldn't sit through. This one, I managed to make it through to the end. Take that for what it's worth.