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Boo (2005)

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(49%)

Starring:	Trish Coren \| Rachel Harland \| Jilon Ghai \| Happy Mahaney \| Dig Wayne
Director:	Anthony C. Ferrante
Studio:	MOMENTUM PICTURES
Run time:	90 mins
Genres:	Horror
Languages:	English
Hearing-impaired:	English
Released:	October 09, 2006

Roped into spending Halloween in an abandoned hospital by her friends, Jessie Holden (Trish Coren) finds herself at the mercy of her prank-loving boyfriend Kevin (Jilon Ghai) who's planned a few surprises. What none of them realise, however, is that the creepy hospital has some scares of its own in store for its captive guests. BOO! provides the schlock horror fare with gusto in this genuinely creepy directorial debut from Anthony C. Ferrante.

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JediSi from , 23rd September, 2007

Not on my watch. A group of teenagers decide to go party in an abandoned hospital on Halloween. Unfortunately for them, the place is haunted by some very nasty ghosts who don't want them to leave. Yes it's the old plot of, ' Don't go into the old abandoned haunted hospital!' If no one went in, it would be a movie about a bunch of teenagers finding their inner beauty. Of course we want them to go into the hospital and find something horrible and hopefully we see a bunch of gore induced murdering...at least I do. Boo is just your basic horror movie, it has a couple of scares that make you jump, and the special effects are not bad at all. The acting is good enough and overall the film is very watchable, especially in a darkened room. It’s probably one of the better teen horrors of recent years.

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