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Malédiction au Connecticut

Titre original : The Haunting in Connecticut
  • 2009
  • 14A
  • 1h 32m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
5,8/10
67 k
MA NOTE
Malédiction au Connecticut (2009)
The Haunting in Connecticut: Trailer
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Lorsqu'une famille est obligée de déménager pour protéger la santé de son fils, ils doivent faire face à des événements surnaturels dans leur nouveau foyer et y découvrent un passé sinistre.Lorsqu'une famille est obligée de déménager pour protéger la santé de son fils, ils doivent faire face à des événements surnaturels dans leur nouveau foyer et y découvrent un passé sinistre.Lorsqu'une famille est obligée de déménager pour protéger la santé de son fils, ils doivent faire face à des événements surnaturels dans leur nouveau foyer et y découvrent un passé sinistre.

  • Director
    • Peter Cornwell
  • Writers
    • Adam Simon
    • Tim Metcalfe
  • Stars
    • Virginia Madsen
    • Martin Donovan
    • Elias Koteas
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    5,8/10
    67 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Peter Cornwell
    • Writers
      • Adam Simon
      • Tim Metcalfe
    • Stars
      • Virginia Madsen
      • Martin Donovan
      • Elias Koteas
    • 238Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 172Commentaires de critiques
    • 33Métascore
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

    Vidéos16

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    Rôles principaux23

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    Virginia Madsen
    Virginia Madsen
    • Sara Campbell
    Martin Donovan
    Martin Donovan
    • Peter Campbell
    Elias Koteas
    Elias Koteas
    • Reverend Popescu
    Kyle Gallner
    Kyle Gallner
    • Matt Campbell
    Amanda Crew
    Amanda Crew
    • Wendy
    Sophi Knight
    Sophi Knight
    • Mary
    Ty Wood
    Ty Wood
    • Billy Campbell
    Erik Berg
    • Jonah
    John Bluethner
    • Ramsey Aickman
    D.W. Brown
    D.W. Brown
    • Dr. Brooks
    John B. Lowe
    John B. Lowe
    • Mr. Sinclair
    Adriana O'Neil
    Adriana O'Neil
    • Chemo Nurse
    Will Woytowich
    Will Woytowich
    • Cop
    James Durham
    • Matt's Cell Mate
    Darren Ross
    Darren Ross
    • Paramedic #1
    Sarah Constible
    Sarah Constible
    • Paramedic #2
    Blake Taylor
    • 1920's Séance Attendee #1
    Keith James
    • 1920's Séance Attendee #2
    • Director
      • Peter Cornwell
    • Writers
      • Adam Simon
      • Tim Metcalfe
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs238

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    5Aaron1375

    Follows the basic structure of a haunted house movie.

    Basically this movie is like a more gruesome haunted house tale than the original Amityville or a less gruesome haunted house tale than the Amityville remake. However, the movie most certainly follows the flow of those two movies. I would have actually given this movie a six, but they kept trying to make out like this story was pure fact and that rather ticked me off, I mean what do they take me for a moron. I know a bit about the story it is taken from and there are so many differences it is pathetic. I realize that you have to add some stuff or the movie is going to be kind of boring, heck I am even for embellishing the story to the degree this one did, but do not have the this serious voice over telling me how this is true and have the writing at the end tell an out right lie. So what is the story you ask? Well a teenage boy has cancer and his mother is having to drive him a great distance quite often for a special treatment. Mother decides to find a place to rent closer to the place the son gets treatments so he does not have to endure the long drive in pain and vomiting. Of course, the family's financial situation is not to good so when the house with the history comes up for rent you know our family is going to make that their new stomping ground. So spooky reflections and such start to take place as well as strange visions and we even have a reverend enter the picture to give our youth guidance. So yes, the typical haunted house formula is here. Add in a pointless stretch of film where the father drinks and you have your movie, though I am betting that part of the film is actually true, but they changed so much around why not just omit that part all together as it really did not bring anything to the film. So I say add some more scares, perhaps a little gore, do not try to pass off the movie as being a reenactment or something and this film might have been really good...just like a lot of horror movies it is usually might have is it not?
    7AllieRubyStein

    Very enjoyable little horror flick- despite its flaws

    It has its familiar moments and a sprinkle of cliches, but The Haunting in Connecticut does prove to be a decent and quite interesting little haunted house film- feeling very reminiscent as well as inspired by The Amityville Horror. Personally I enjoyed this flick. Yeah, it has some melodramatic moments at times, but I was certainly never bored while watching it. The fact that this film has such low ratings, especially when compared to other anticipated flops like The Possession is quite alarming. The acting is pretty well done, namely from Virginia Madsen, Elias Koteas, and Kyle Gallner. The only one who isn't all that great is Martin Donovan as the father character, but he's hardly in the movie enough to make a difference- heck even the kid actors are decent in this film. The imagery throughout the movie is haunting and surreal, it crawls under your skin, and truly allows for the atmosphere to really shine throughout the film despite its more noticeable flaws. The cinematography is nice, and the story is pretty well paced, albeit a bit formulaic at times, but still enjoyable. In the end, I do not see why The Haunting in Connecticut deserves so much hate, and found it to be a rather decent little horror flick. It may have some similarities to horror films in the past, but its unique moments and inspired ones lend it to be a very entertaining and creepy film i'm glad I didn't pass on.

    My Rating: 7.3/10.
    7kirstenlynch

    Very Good

    It's a "Keeps you guessing while scared," kind of a movie. We really liked it.
    7Simon_Says_Movies

    Ultimately disappointing, even if I checked the closet an extra time

    2009. The year of the almost good horror film. Less then half way through this movie season we have had a whole wad of horror/slasher/thriller movies that have come so close yet haven't make the cut. Instead, so far we only have The Univited that can lay claims to being a solid entry, but lagging behind in the just-not-good-enough clan is Friday the 13th, My Bloody Valentine, The Last House on the Left and now The Haunting in Connecticut.

    I have actually seen the Discovery Channel documentary of the same name and the movie is not exactly loyal, but does take numerous elements into consideration when crafting this consistently creepy but ultimately familiar ghost flick. I do enjoy a film that relies on atmosphere and character drama to build tension and a sense of dread over the Hostel philosophy that spend all your budget on fake blood is the best way to proceed. Yet, as with many fright flicks the director loses confidence in the audience to stay interested on atmosphere alone and perforates the story with boo moments and just enough clichés to make it forgettable.

    Diagnosed with cancer, teenager Matt Campbell (Kyle Gallner) is suffering far more from the lengthy car rides to treatment then he is from his tragic disease. Taking charge, Matt's mother (Virginia Madsen) finds a rental property in Conneticut just a short trip from the clinic. Moving away from their hometown, Matt, his father (martin Donnovan), younger sister and brother (Sophi Knight and Ty Wood), cousin Wendy (Amanda Crew) and mother think that they have found a godsend in the old but charming property. But the home has ties to something far more satanic as strange occurrences begin to plague Matt. Is it his medication, or is something more sinister after the weakened teen?

    Director Peter Cornwell builds tension very well throughout the opening half of the film, peppering the atmosphere with terrifying visions from the eyes of Matt. Like most horror films however, things begin to dissolve in the latter portions as we are introduced to the token priest, the boo moments mount and we are subjected to silly flashbacks that do nothing to heighten the mood back to its original lofty footing. Thankfully some credibility is returned in a extremely creepy climax that will make you reconsider hiring a home inspector next time you look to move.

    The performances, especially from Madsen and Gallner are quite solid and they keep things grounded as best they can as things go awry. But presenting its PG rating as more of a limitation than an opportunity to raise the bar ultimately left me fairly numb, even if I checked the closet an extra time the night after.

    6.5 / 10.0

    Read all my reviews at: http://www.simonsaysmovies.blogspot.com
    6DICK STEEL

    A Nutshell Review: The Haunting in Connecticut

    "Based on a true story". I've now begun to take things with a pinch of salt, because those five words more often than not just tries to give a horror film some street cred, trying to deflect some knuckles of familiarity by claiming that it's something experienced versus something dreamt up. I have one of my own too (that happened to someone else), which is based on a creepy mirror bought from Thailand being hung in a room, and thereafter a child continuously claiming that she sees a man standing by the window licking an ice cream every night. while the mom didn't and couldn't see anything, she got freaked out nonetheless. This stopped when the mirror got covered up and locked in a cupboard.

    But there you go, a premise of a horror film in itself, involving a home, a parent, a kid and a (benign) ghostly apparition. The House in Connecticut follows those like Amityville Horror, Psycho, Poltegeist and the likes, even shades of The Shining too if you please. It's centered upon a house which is dirt cheap in rent, but only because of the things that go bump in the night, given its dark and ugly past which Sara Campbell (Virginia Madsen) decides to take no heed of, in order to house their family close to the hospital where cancer-stricken son Matt (Kyle Gallner) has to undergo frequent therapy.

    For starters, the film has a relatively strong introduction, where once you got by the rather creepy opening credits, you're introduced to the family proper. After all, it's a story about a family's ordeal (remember those 5 words?) with the supernatural, which initially got you suspecting whether it's all in Matt's hallucinating mind since he's under some strong medication, and of all places decide to make the basement into his room, complete with the set from Hostel with macabre tools complementing the decor.

    But what I like about the film, is how it plays up on beliefs, such as children being able to see and somewhat interact with their "invisible friends", or for those at the brink of death given an ability to see extra things within their field of vision, since they're only a stone's throw away to the other side. In fact, this aspect plays up a lot more as the film goes on, since the potential exorcist, Reverend Popescu (Elias Koteas) happens to be Matt's fellow patient, and serves as consultant to piece together the teenager's findings of newspaper clippings, photographs, and well-preserved body parts.

    Like all decent horror films, this one comes with the requisite backstory which provides the rationale why the place has additional inhabitants, suffice to say that it's a reminder never to tempt fate or play with fire, and to pick your choice of homes carefully, never one that used to be a mortuary for example. But while the family angle was off the blocks in a strong start, it whimpered toward the end by bringing in a wasteful tangent dealing with Peter Campbell's (Martin Donovan) inability to handle mounting debt pressures that his family now find themselves in.

    Technically, the film scored an ace, utilizing a full repertoire of sudden movements and appearances, extreme close ups, smoke and mirrors, banging doors and flashing lights to great effect. While these may not be something that's not already clichéd, and in truth being innovative and original is getting extremely tough, these tried and tested moments still worked somehow under Peter Cornwell's direction in building anticipation, just waiting for something expected to happen became part of the fun.

    The Haunting in Connecticut is yet another creepy house story that's fortunately still slightly above average, where the fun factor would come with watching this with a full house of squeamish teenagers who would scream at just anything that moves.

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    Le saviez-vous

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    • Anecdotes
      Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren, who are known for involvement in The Amityville Horror case, were investigators for this case.
    • Gaffes
      Corpses' eyes dessicate noticeably and morticians as a matter of routine fill out eye sockets with cotton wadding for open-casket funerals. As a result, corpses that have had their eyelids cut off would not have the natural looking eyes portrayed here.
    • Citations

      [reciting a poem]

      Matt Campbell: One bright day in the middle of the night, two dead boys got up to fight. Back to back they faced each other, drew their swords and shot each other. A deaf policeman heard the noise and came and killed those two dead boys.

    • Autres versions
      An unrated version has been released on DVD which runs 10 minutes longer than the PG-13 Theatrical Version (92mins) and also runs the same length as the version approved in the UK by the BBFC at 102mins. 98% of the changes relate on different color schemes of individual takes - partly only frame-short - as well as alternative material. The supernatural appearances are mainly in monochrome but colored in the unrated version. Many things can only be recognized in single frame mode or while watching entirely close.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Monsters vs Aliens/The Haunting in Connecticut/12 Rounds (2009)
    • Bandes originales
      Kiddie Tune
      Written by Tom Elkins

      Performed by Tom Elkins

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 27 mars 2009 (Canada)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
      • Canada
    • Site officiel
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • The Haunting in Connecticut
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Teulon, Manitoba, Canada
    • sociétés de production
      • Lionsgate
      • Gold Circle Films
      • Integrated Films & Management
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    • Budget
      • 10 000 000 $ US (estimation)
    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 55 389 516 $ US
    • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
      • 23 004 765 $ US
      • 29 mars 2009
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 77 578 320 $ US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 32 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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