This Is An Excellent Time Of Year To Get Into The Halloween Spirit . . .
Abandoned places are always creepy to go into and explore whether they have a reputation of being haunted or not . . .
And . . . you get a group of college kids together on Halloween Night . . . rigging up the old hospital with some Halloween props to scare each other . . . Does this sound like . . . fun . . . or asking for trouble . . .
Starring Trish Coren, Rachel Harland, Jilon VanOver and others. Directed by Anthony C, Ferrante.
Let’s take a look at the trailer before I tell you more about BOO . . .
I Do Enjoy Scary Movies With A Plot And A Bit Of A Mystery To Figure Out
There are plenty of creepy scenes in this movie . . . I believe it is well done. Not just creepy stuff happening at every turn with horror dripping blood and guts and crawly things . . . Yes, there is that, but it is well done in my opinion. And as the whole story of the hospital unravels and is revealed, you understand and have an appreciation of what took place there . . .
And, of course, all the college students have their own “story” so to speak . . . one in particular is somewhat haunted by her mother’s death . . . but she is the only clear-thinking one of the group . . . in my opinion . . .
There are flashbacks of how the hospital was — the third floor — Ward J — and what happened there . . .
There are so very many abandoned hospitals with wards for the mentally insane . . . We usually hear of the mistreatment of these patients with experimental drugs and shock therapy techniques . . . and perhaps worse treatment . . . but that is not necessarily part of this movie which I appreciated . . .
Once everything is made clear-er . . . the focus is upon one particular patient and the nurse . . .
Just Wanted To Share One Of My Favorite Halloween-Type Pictures . . . Love The Ghost . . . And The Cauldron . . .
In the beginning of the movie, there is a bit of a telephone tag type of interlude . . . Then a trick-or-treater comes to the door . . . And the lead character is carving a pumpkin . . . All the wonderful treats of Halloween . . . So I thought I’d add a ghost and a cauldron . . .
