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| An isolated village, cut off from all modern civilization, comes under attack from an unwanted creature lurking in the nearby Covington Woods. When one of the villagers (Phoenix) is wounded by a jealous friend (Brody), his blind girlfriend (Howard) ventures out into the woods, despite all hazards, in order to retrieve him some medicine from the outside world. By the way, the colour red attracts Those We Do Not Speak Of. Shyamalan's successor to Signs is inferior in almost every way, devoid of excitement and with some rather bland performances, but it does have some genuinely scary moments. |
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![]() | 30th July 2004 Cinema | |
11th January 2005 DVD |
![]() | Lucius Hunt |
![]() | Ivy Walker |
![]() | Noah Percy |
![]() | Alice Hunt |
![]() | Edward Walker |
![]() | August Nicholson |
![]() | Mrs Clack |
![]() | Kitty Walker |
![]() | Finton Coin |
![]() | Vivian Percy |
![]() | Tabitha Walker |
![]() | Victor |
![]() | Jamison |
![]() | Christop Crane |
![]() | Jay, Sanctuary desk guard |
![]() | 12 year old boy |
![]() | Village Elder |
![]() | Village Elder |
![]() | Kevin Lupinski (young security guard) |
![]() | Robert Percy |
![]() | Sweeping Girl who picks red flower |
![]() | 10 year old boy |
![]() | Marybeth |
![]() | Beatrice |
![]() | Donald |
![]() | Gerald |
![]() | Youngest Walker Daughter |
![]() | Youngest Walker Daughter |
![]() | Villager |
![]() | Villager |
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