When he is unexpectedly freed by one of the captors (Rebecca Ferguson) whether or not she can be trusted becomes a new mystery.
CW: slightly leery treatment of Rebecca Ferguson's character that quickly calms down
When he is unexpectedly freed by one of the captors (Rebecca Ferguson) whether or not she can be trusted becomes a new mystery.
CW: slightly leery treatment of Rebecca Ferguson's character that quickly calms down
CW: nothing of note
CW: nothing much
Hunt recruits Ambrose's ex, thief Nyah Nordoff-Hall (Thandiwe Newton) as bait to flush him out.
CW: casual misogyny and objectification of Newton's character
CW: absurd age gap between the Jim Phelps character (John Voight) and the character's on-screen wife (Emmanuelle Béart)
Nobody expects that a chance encounter the previous night will cause things to go very wrong.
CW: violence and Sharlto Copley being very leery
CW: lots of jump scares
Immediately things get spooky: the family dog refuses to enter the house, they find their clocks stopping at the same time in the middle of the night and the youngest daughter makes a new invisible friend
After some actual violent manifestations, Carolyn Perron (Lili Taylor) approaches renowned ghost hunters Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lorraine Warren (Vera Farmiga) for help.
CW: plenty of jump scares