Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *
Cast: Richard Rankin, Brian Ferguson, Stuart Bowman, Lucie Shorthouse, Amy Manson, Caroline Lee-Johnson, Noof Ousellam, Thoren Ferguson, Neshla Caplan, Aston McAuley, Andrew John Tait, Nick Rhys, Aiden Connell, Michelle Duncan, Cassidy Little, Terance Rae, Sean Buchanan, Mia McKenzie, Cailean Galloway, Ryan Hayes, Patrick O’Brien, Craig Mclean, Seamus McLean Ross, Melissa Collier, Gilly Gilchrist, Ami Okumura Jones.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *
Cast: Douglas Henshall, Neve McIntosh, Louise Lombard, Adrian Rawlins, Casper Knopf, Maryam Hamidi, Cal MacAninch, Woody Norman, Paul Barber, Andrew John Tait, Calum Caulfield, Billy Thomson.
The issue with ghost stories that some might have has always been in the way the tale is resolved, like the mythical beast who sees the balance of power restored by the villagers below with one last gift offered to sate the taste of vengeance running in its blood. It is to this end that the typical ghost story ends the way it does, the murdered victim slipping away into the ether as the trembling confession is pulled from the mouth of the killer; it is neat and most of the time still leaves the viewer or reader with their own satisfaction sated.