Psychological horror set in Victorian England, as a governess fears for the safety of two orphans in her charge from supernatural goings-on.
Atmospheric chiller that sees a mother raise her children alone in a dark, creepy house on Jersey after World War Two.
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I'm not that much of a horror/killing/tragedy film watcher,but I did watch The Sixth Sense and I have to say, it wasn't bad. I liked the part when the little boy (I can't really remember his name) was being really funny in some parts of the film, for instance, the time he was in class and he kept thinking that his teacher was some wired person that gave him nightmares, so EVERYONE called him a freak (even his friends and teachers) but his dad wasn't so satisfied. So what he did was he spoke to the teacher and the teacher took him to see the school nurse to help him with his 'condition' so that's another reason why he was also being called a 'freak'.This kid's mother had also been murdered in this film but I didn't see what happened after that but I would have known that the dad must have been so depressed. I felt scared at the part when he saw his wife get killed. Overall,I would recommend this movie to horror lovers but I would give it a 7/10.
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Psychological horror about a mysterious character from a children’s book plaguing a young boy and his widowed mother in their home.
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