The Last Light: An Irish Ghost Story

I feel I'd be safe in saying that I am not the only one out there that has an eclectic taste in films, just as I have such in books. I watch a lot of cheesy, poorly acted films that still bring a great deal to the table. Such as the film I am going to review this evening.

 

The Last Light: An Irish Ghost Story

NR/ 84 min's/ CC

English

2011

Directed and Produced by: George Clarke

Starring:

JoL Crawford

Peter Meehan

Robert Render

Vivian Jameson 

 This is a decent film as ghost story/supernatural films goes. I understand it did win Robert Render an award at the Freak Show Festival in Florida. It is claimed to be "as scary as the Blair Witch Project". Don't hold your breath for that.

SYNOPSIS:
Handy man, Rob, is hired to brick up an abandoned mansion. (This was actually shot on location, so look for the real deal here!) He is not alone in the old manse. Locked inside, he is forced to deal with the supernatural ghosts in order to survive. But not all who reside in the mansion are ghosts. In order to survive to get back to his wife, who is supposed to be packing for the belated honeymoon, Rob must go through a hellish nightmare and escape those who would keep him forever in the dark, decrepit building.

Will he survive?

This will keep you on your toes and waiting for whatever comes up in the next scene.

I give it Five Stars.

And a big Thumbs Up!

You can find the film on Amazon.com here, for $7.99 on DVD. It is also available to rent through Amazon for $4.99 -$7.99.

DISCLAIMER: This film was watched on Vudu.com for free, and as such a review is not required. The above opinions are solely those of the author of this blog.