HorroRated archive entry
The Haunting in Connecticut
HorroRated verdict
- Directed by
- Peter Cornwell
- Written by
- Adam Simon, Tim Metcalfe
- Produced by
- Norm Waitt, Jeff Levine, Brad Kessell, Phyllis Laing, Andrew Trapani, Steve Whitney, Paul Brooks, Jonathan Shore, Wendy Rhoads, Scott Niemeyer, Lesley Oswald, Daniel Farrands
Why it’s HorroRated
The Haunting in Connecticut takes the combination of supernatural threat and medical crisis more seriously than most films of its type and the result is a haunted house film with real emotional stakes. Virginia Madsen gives a strong performance as a mother holding everything together. Better than the found-footage-adjacent marketing suggested.
Synopsis
The haunted house formula is used with enough craft to generate consistent unease and the combination of physical illness and supernatural threat is handled with more care than the subject usually receives. Virginia Madsen gives a strong performance as a mother holding everything together. Better than the found-footage-adjacent marketing suggested.
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Quick facts
- Release date
- March 27, 2009
- Runtime
- 1 hour 42 mins
- Country
- United States of America
- Language
- English
- Content rating
- PG-13
- Entry type
- Movie




