Scream of the Banshee Page #4

Synopsis: In 1188 A.D., in Limerick, Ireland, Templar Knights chase a creature through the woods and trap her head in a box. In the present day Professor Isla Whelan and her two assistants are researching and labeling historical artifacts in the basement of the university where she works and they find an Irish glove and map with the name Duncan. Isla's estranged daughter Shayla Whelan finds a hidden space behind a wall with a box with the severed head, but they believe that it belongs to deformed person or an animal. Out of the blue, the head screams and they all bleed through the ears. They learn soon that the head is from a Banshee and in accordance with the mythology they are doomed to die. Their only hope is to find the lunatic and discredited Professor Broderick Duncan, whose expertise is in the feminine spirit in Irish mythology.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Steven C. Miller
Production: After Dark Films
 
IMDB:
3.8
R
Year:
2011
90 min
Website
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Let's see.

Run!

Stop!

So tell us how we trap

something that isn't real?

Very carefully.

Over there. We found that

when we found the box.

Very good,

Freddie boy.

Very good.

That's what

makes it flesh.

Then let's go.

Kurtis.

Kurtis.

Wait. Shh.

Sounds like it's

coming from below.

The cave.

I told you.

I'll follow you

anywhere you go.

No! Get away.

This isn't happening.

This isn't real.

I know you want me

to feel weak.

You want me to feel old

and wretched like you.

You want to

drive me insane.

But I won't let you

take me.

And I won't let you get

anyone else either.

Shayla, don't move!

Finally we meet

face to face.

Farewell, my lovely.

That's enough

out of you.

B*tch.

You did it.

Yes, we did.

We did.

Where's the box?

What is it

that you can keep

after giving it

to someone else?

The answer is your word

and your word means sh*t.

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Anthony C. Ferrante

Anthony C. Ferrante is an American film director, producer, and writer, known for directing the Sharknado series, the 2017 thriller Forgotten Evil and the 2005 ghost story Boo, which was his feature film writing and directing debut. more…

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