The Haunting in Connecticut sequel is gearing up and the editor on the first film, Tom Elkins, is making his debut in the big chair for it, according to THR.com. Titled A Haunting in Georgia, the film centers on the true story of a young family imperiled by mysterious entities inhabiting their property in the rural South. David Coggeshall wrote the script and Gold Circle topper Paul Brooks will produce. Elkins will also be editing Joel Silver’s The Apparition, which led to his work on this film as director.
If Gold Circle can manage to keep the films interesting, this is a franchise that can sustain itself through multiple installments. I covered the DVD of the first film and found it pretty good, although generally by the numbers. Having gone to school for a while back in the day in the town of the article title, I can tell you that that should definitely be their next destination. Although the experience didn’t really have anything to do with ghosts.
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closest place to where i live that i can franchise a Qdoba is Terre Haute Indiana…this news doesnt impress me much
This movie completely sucked ass. I can't believe they are making a sequel. Oh, and #1, Qdoba is awesome.
Qdoba is hauntingly delicious.
Hey, David. Did you happen to go to Rose Hullman? I had a friend who went there. I visited him once. Found the town to be very unsettling.
Rob, yes I did, for awhile anyway. And yes the town was not that fun.
"She said kiss me where it stinks, so I took her to Terre Haute".
I can't get behind this (apparently) series. The first movie sucked generally, in addition to being in absolutely no sense faithful to the "true story" it was "based on". And if you want to be creeped out, you're better off going to Walmart and buying the Discovery Channel's 1-hour tv show version.
Terre Haute is one of the worst places in the world. The entire town is a poltergeist just itching to rape you.
I loved the doctumentary on the DVD of The Haunting in Connecticut. In it, they interviewed the children's friends and they said they did not hear anything about a haunting until after the family started making money. That and the family hired the same ghost hunter that claimed the Amityville story was true. Bet you she was pissed when the Amityville guy admitted he made the story up with her to make money. For once, I would like a ghost story that isn't associated with a known fraud. Or better yet, tell a fake story that's actually scary.
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