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Synopsis: In 2002, 11 months before the invasion of Iraq, the military captured and imprisoned a supernatural entity at Stormhouse, a secret underground base. This film documents the final four days of that experiment. 'Ghost whisperer' Hayley Sands is brought to Stormhouse by the government to make contact with the captured entity. Her arrival triggers a series of events which lead to the entity's escape, plunging the base into a horrific nightmare.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Dan Turner
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.2
R
Year:
2011
88 min
11 Views


- Where is it?

No, we're not going anywhere

without the medication.

He's not gonna be able

to climb the ladder without it.

- He'll have to.

- You'll never make it to it alive by yourself.

I know exactly where it is.

We go to the med center first.

Don't worry.

I'm a first-aider.

I feel better already.

Have you found anything useful?

Nothing.

What did it feel like

when you were in

the enclosure with it?

It was horrible,

like a nightmare.

I could feel it

all over my skin,

like its breath all over me.

It wanted to hurt me...

I mean really hurt me.

It was so powerful.

And I set it free.

How's that?

Numb as f***, but I can move.

Good. We go.

I can feel it.

Where?

Justin, Justin, are you okay?

What is it?

Play.

What?

Play!

- It has him.

- No.

- Come on.

- No. Justin, can you hear me?

- Leave him.

- No.

Yes, Justin hear you.

Is that you talking?

Leave him alone.

No.

Justin want to f*** you

in your dirty little c*nt.

No.

Get away from him. Come.

Let him go.

Yes.

Justin go.

Watch.

Hayley, help me, please.

Hang on, please.

Hang on. Come on, let's go.

All gone.

Play?

No.

Justin.

No. No. Justin.

- Come on.

- Let go.

No. Let go. No.

Get off me.

No, get off, no.

We could have saved him.

Enough.

That thing killed him inside.

You know this.

I said enough.

This was a mistake.

I have a map now.

No.

It would be mercy

for me to kill you,

but it can have you.

It is my friend.

It understands me.

Scan in progress.

Oh no.

No.

Justin...

Play.

Print verified.

Lift activated.

No.

Go fetch, my friend.

Scan in progress.

Print verified.

Lift activated.

Please.

Oh my God.

Play.

All right.

Play.

Ground level.

Playtime's over, right?

I said it's over.

It's f***ing over!

No!

No, wait, no!

That's my ball!

Give back the ball.

Come back!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Why am I in here?

The entity is gone.

It wasn't yours to give away.

I just couldn't

take it anymore.

I forgive you.

Anyway...

You're going to help me

to replace it.

You want me to help you

operate the machine?

I can do that...

if you let me go.

That's the plan, right...

bring the spirit back

with the machine

and put it in here?

You're standing

in my machine.

What?

This is how my machine works.

No. Please, no.

No. You mean...?

You see, you always thought

you needed to know, Miss Sands.

And now you finally do.

My operation must continue.

Don't do this.

And my country

must be protected.

No. No, please.

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Jason Arnopp

Jason Arnopp is a novelist and scriptwriter, with a background in journalism. He wrote the 2011 horror feature Stormhouse and has scripted Doctor Who audiobooks and plays for the BBC and Big Finish ranges. In 2012, two of his horror stories, Beast In The Basement and A Sincere Warning About The Entity In Your Home were published for Kindle. He has contributed to BBC Radio 4's Recorded for Training Purposes and Laurence & Gus comedy shows. His background is in journalism and he has regularly written for the likes of Heat and Doctor Who Magazine. In December 2013, he was a talking-head on Channel Five's The Greatest Ever Christmas Movies (Objective Productions). In 2016, his novel The Last Days of Jack Sparks was published by Orbit Books. It has since been optioned as a movie by Imagine Entertainment.Jason is represented by Oli Munson at AM Heath Literary Agents and managed by Lawrence Mattis at Circle Of Confusion more…

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