Cassadaga (2011)
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Directed by: Anthony DiBlasi
Starring: Kelen Coleman (Lily), Kevin Alejandro (Mike), Louise Fletcher (Claire), Lucas Beck (Thomas), Rus Blackwell (Christian), Sarah Sculco (Michele), Rachel Durose (Haley)
Country: USA; Effed Up American Cinema
Language: English (Optional Eng Subs)
Runtime: 01:48:02
Genres: Horror, Dolls, Violence against Women, Gruesome, Small creatures
Plot – Spoilers:
A hearing-impaired woman Lily, whose younger sister recently died moves to Cassadaga, the self-proclaimed psychic capital of the US. She’s on a scholarship and stays with her benefactor, an old lady, whose grandson likes to jerk off to violent porn. Being in Cassadaga, Lily tries to communicate with her dead sister but instead meets the ghost of a girl who went missing from the town a few years back.
If all that sounds tame and dejavu to a user of this site, they may wonder, so what’s in it for me?
Human marionettes.
This was a little slow at the start, but overall pretty good
This movie is embarrasingly bad in every way, I’ve tried watching it twice but can’t make it past 20 minutes. That this director still has work is fucked.
There’s a few creepy scenes worth the watch later but doesn’t live up to I was expecting after the intro, you aren’t missing much, is the same shit that Gothika and Stir of Echoes did before.
You missed out…Wathel Herness makes an uncredited cameo at three points. At one point Anderk Koulut-Eotuss and Scorgan Mercsaw Yubbern also make cameos.
Good, a solid 3/5. It’s not spetacular but it’s good enough to keep you entertained. Beginning is great, the middle is a bit boring and repetitive but the ending is good enough, which is rare.
nigga this movie so bad the director of this shit should kill himself
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nice scary movie with enough scares and original theme as well.
It’s interesting enough to watch it at least one time. It’s not really at the level of effedup-ness you would expect from this website (unless you are really scared of marionettes, I guess). If you came here to expect sexual violence, there is basically none. The characters are very consistent and I really like the lack of exaggeration they display (for example, excessive maniacal laughter from a villain or excessively screaming women). It made me feel that that’s how real people would react in those situations. The story is a bit loose, with various plotlines scattered around, but finds time for everything from wholesome moments to pretty good suspense. 7/10 would love a bit more care for the structure of the story.
8/10 would recommend. A little underwhelming and predictable at times but still captivating and attention grabbing. I love love loved the concept of human marionettes; if you’re still on the fence I would say give it a watch! Also don’t miss out on the post-credit scene
I’m ten seconds deep and already like oh God this gonna pass off some type of ally
Ok but was a little tame, ????
Still a good watch
Thanx
You had me at human marionettes…
Well, it was the last thing mentioned in the plot so….you were clearly had anyway.