The Unbroken Page #5

Synopsis: Sarah Campbell has to start her life over again after a messy divorce leaves her broken, lost, and alone for the first time in years. Having to live in a dumpy apartment complex with some interesting people is the least of her worries when strange things begin to happen in her new home including visions of a little boy in the mirrors. Passing them off as her "crazy imagination", things intensify when Sarah starts to have nightmares about being murdered and tossed into a shallow grave by a "shadowy figure". As her nightmares become more vivid, so do her encounters with the ghostly child who begins terrorize her and cause "accidents" wherever she goes. After a visit to a local "psychic/Paranormal expert", Sarah is told that she must help the ghost complete his unfinished business so he can cross to the other side. Through an encounter with her charming next door neighbor, Sarah realizes her neighbor is the "shadowy figure" that she has been dreaming about...and that he murdered the littl
Genre: Thriller
Director(s): Jason Murphy
Production: In The Dark Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.5
NOT RATED
Year:
2012
100 min
Website
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this kid the other day.

You cut your hand

breaking your bathroom mirror.

And you almost

run over a kid?

You have a bit

of a dark side.

I promise, I don't.

(TOY CLOWN LAUGHING)

Well, at least the thing

has good timing.

Are you sure

this is a kids toy?

It's all, like...

bleh and creepy.

I saw him holding it.

(CAR HORN HONKS)

Hey, get that thing

out of the way, you morons!

Nice to see you, too,

Mr. Snyder.

I'm just glad he called

me a moron, too, right?

Like I had something to do

with your terrible parking job.

I'll go move it right now.

I need to go to town, anyways.

I'm heading to the art store.

Do you need anything?

From the art store?

Um...

Yes, I do, actually.

Uh, a couple of nude models.

Preferably attractive, and..

Yeah, I meant

while I was out.

Oh, uh... a couple

of nude models...

Goodbye.

(CHUCKLES)

See you later.

(OMINOUS AMBIENT SOUND)

(TOY CLOWN LAUGHING)

Dude, you are creepy.

See ya.

(TENSE AMBIENT MUSIC #)

(CALM MELODY #)

(SHUTTER CLICK)

(GHOSTLY WHOOSH)

(FLICKERING STATIC)

(WHOOSH)

(FLICKER)

(OMINOUS CREAKING #)

I need a drink.

(RISING MUSICAL TENSION #)

(TOY CLOWN LAUGHING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(DOORBELL RINGING)

(BUZZING SOUND,

FROM VIDEO)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Hold on.

I said I was coming.

Oh, hey. Sorry.

You think this is funny?

I don't appreciate you sneaking

around my apartment while I'm gone.

What are you talking about?

Look, if you weren't gonna

help me in the first place,

you shouldn't have taken it

at all.

I didn't. Look...

I put it...

What the hell?

Sarah, I promise you,

I put it right over there, okay?

And I would never sneak into

your place without permission.

I obviously can't trust anyone

in my life right now,

so just take this,

and shove it up your...

- My ass?

- Yes!

(TOY CLOWN LAUGHING)

(VOCALIZING REVULSION)

Thanks a lot, dude.

(DEEP EXHALE)

(TENSE, OMINOUS MUSIC #)

(SCREAMING)

(GASP)

(SHARP EXHALE)

(PHONE RINGING)

(RINGING CONTINUES)

(BEEP)

Hey.

Sarah, you sound horrible.

Everything all right?

(YAWNS)

Yeah, I kinda...

...had a rough night.

What time is it?

It's almost noon.

I haven't slept this late

in years.

(LAUGHS)

You've been a busy girl.

Those paintings

you've been working on...

Absolutely stunning!

- Really?

- Really.

And, I have a showing

next week,

and I was able

to squeeze you in.

That's a little bit soon,

isn't it?

I know it's last minute,

but it's a great opportunity,

and I've already started

putting everything together.

That sounds great.

I'm really glad you like 'em.

Sarah, I love them.

It is so nice

to have you back.

I'll see you next Friday.

- See you then.

- Bye.

Bye.

(BEEP)

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