Haunted Castle (3D)

nWave pictures beckons you to a distant place . . . a castle . . . a haunted castle.

Here you will join a young musician named Johnny as he takes possession of his mysterious new home - recently bequeathed to him by his deceased mother. Once inside, however, Johnny will quickly learn that all is not as it appears . . .

Eerie spooks and materializing spirits make their haunting presence known. Further exploration unearths an unexpected visage from beyond the grave - Johnny's disembodied mother. She warns her son to take heed: an evil presence lurks deep within.

But unbeknown to Johnny, his final arrangements have already been made, and he is unceremoniously led to the castle's ghoulish sanctuary of terror. Here he will come face to face with Mephisto and Mr. D, the custodians of evil, who will tempt him with the promise of fame and fortune - in exchange for his eternal soul! Now, before night turns to mourning, Johnny will find himself dying to escape the chilling castle . . . alive!

An nWave Pictures Production. Producers: Charlotte Huggins. Director/Writer/Executive Producer: Ben Stassen. Distributed by nWave Pictures Distribution. Japanese Distriibutor: Sarai Inc.

BMZ Reviews:

BMZ Review of HAUNTED CASTLE By Herb Lash

The Devil went down to Wales By Ross Anthony

Outside Reviews:

"3D Castle a keeper" By Liz Braun, Toronto Sun

"Film Review: Haunted Castle" By AP, Associated Press

"Haunted Castle" By Tom Lyons, Eye Weekly

"The new IMAX flick Haunted Castle frighteningly lacks substance" By Joshua Kopple, BestofBerkeley.com

"Haunted Castle" By Matthew McGowan, Sci-Fi Weekly

Best of 2001 By BMZ Staff (January 2002)

Slingshot Entertainment Inks DVD/VHS Deals For Four More Big Movies By Slingshot Entertainment (April 2001)

Stassen Speaks on Haunted Castle Controversy By Ross Anthony; Mark Kresser (Addition) (February 5th, 2001; April 2nd, 2001 (Addition))

Latest Review:

Rating: Excellent
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Well I gotta say. This film if you can understand the reality behind the imagery of fiction was spot on the mark. It portrays the real life of the music industry. Johnny is portrayed as your typical youngster who has a passion and talent for music. ... Read More >>

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