After a few days away, and a kick-ass night watching
Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band (@BigDamnBand on twitter), I decided to jump
back into the blog. Before I get to the review, let me just say that Rev.
Peyton’s Big Damn Band is an amazing talent, with an energy, message and stage
show that will blow you away. The concert at 1-2-3 Pleasant Street
Plot/ Soon after moving into their seemingly idyllic new
home, a family learns of a brutal crime committed against former residents of
the dwelling.
When this came out, this was one of those flicks that looked
promising, but left a uneasy feeling in the mind after viewing the trailer. Coming
in at PG-13, there was really no way to live up to expectations. Now that I
have watched it on DVD, I am glad that I waited; as there is really nothing in
this that would have made it worth the admission. Yes, the acting is decent (although with that cast there was potential for much more) and
some of it has a decent feel, but the positives end there. Honestly, the pacing
is WAY off and it is too slow, the plot jumps between stories and the scares
are minimal. In the end, I cannot
recommend this to anyone. It had all the potential to be a solid ghost story, unfortunately,
somewhere it lost focus and spiraled out of control.
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