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| After a hypnosis session a family man is subject to ethereal visions centering on a missing girl. Released merely a month after the phenomenally successful Sixth Sense what might seem to be a cash-in stands on its own courtesy of good performances from Erbe, Bacon and creepy kid, Cope. Nice line in suspenseful buildup and a satisfying conclusion will make for a huddle-round-the-fire Halloween evening. |
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![]() | 10th September 1999 Cinema | |
Stir Of Echoes 1st February 2000 DVD 1.77:1 | ||
26th May 2000 Cinema | ||
![]() | 22nd August 2006 Blu-Ray 1.77:1 |
![]() | Jake |
![]() | Tom |
![]() | Maggie |
![]() | Lisa |
![]() | Frank |
![]() | Harry |
![]() | Sheila |
Bobby | |
![]() | Vanessa |
![]() | Lenny |
![]() | Samantha Kozak |
Neighborhood Man | |
![]() | Kurt |
![]() | Adam |
![]() | Debbie the Babysitter |
![]() | Security Guard |
![]() | Debbi's Mother |
![]() | Train Station Cop#1 |
![]() | Train Station Cop#2 |
![]() | Neil the Cop |
![]() | Korean Woman |
![]() | Elderly Man |
Upset Woman | |
Homey | |
![]() | Latin Woman |
Polish Priest |
History | |||
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| Friday, 15th October 1999 | AMC Tallahassee Mall 20 | USA |