I hesitate to hint at what that is, but it’s probably not what you expect. This is refreshingly devoid of the eyerolls that come with such stories, the horror in all this deviously menacing and cryptic, before evolving into something deeply traumatizing. Sure, characters make some questionable choices in that space, but bound as they are to a rigid script, at least feel properly fitted.
#ECHOES OF FEAR MOVIE#
Part of the success in any haunted house movie is of course the house itself, and while Echoes of Fear is limited by its small budget, is grounded well by its authentic setting and the Avenet-Bradley’s good use of space. You’ll find yourself moaning at the obvious contrivances in working up scares (flashlights anyone?) while at the same time feeling, well, genuinely scared.
That means taking us into crawl spaces and darkened hallways and poking the bear per se in stoking some of our more primal fears in earning a few genuine frights. Co-directors Brian Avenet-Bradley and Laurence Avenet-Bradley have surely seen a few horror movies as well and seem to know precisely what those expectations are, working to capitalize on them and then sort of find ways to give them a wrinkle. Then you’ve probably come with a certain level of expectation: spooky music, dim lighting, creepy visuals, eerie noises.
Let’s assume you’ve seen a horror movie before. But is this supernatural or is there something else going on? Soon enough, there are bumps in the night, strange sounds, all kinds of oddities, and a curious neighbor ( Marshal Hilton) that have the young women convinced they are not alone. Her boyfriend Brandon ( Paul Chirico) offers to help but can only do so on the weekends, so Alisa is left to uncover what secrets lie in the shadows with her pal Steph ( Hannah Race). Unable to afford the place with upkeep and taxes, she decides it best to clean it out and sell it. Echoes of Fear is a 2019 thriller about a young woman who must confront the mystery of the sudden death of a relative and the evil that may linger behind it.Īlisa ( Trista Robinson) gets some surprising news when informed that her grandfather ( Norman Zeller) has unexpectedly passed away, leaving her with his modest but unusual estate.
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