Relatives
of Hana's (Mary Sanchez) finds her at the
house to where Hana resides after a
terrifying incident with her and the evil
spirit named LaLorona.
They try to take care of her while
residing in the house and wondering why
she was there and plans to adopt her.
Hana gets unpredictable at times and
behaves deadly and the family finds body
parts and Hana's cousin Patty (Elizabeth
Osbourn) discovers a monstrous woman
which is LaLorona in her closet as she
nearly kills her. She's too scared to
sleep by herself and they also find body
pieces in a garage.
A redneck named Ottis Kramer (Regan
Kramer) warns the family that they are
not safe there.
My
favourite one out of all the Llorona
flicks as it packs a punch with the plot
for it's thin budget.
Sure it's not scary due to it's thin
budget but it does try to and I have to
give Williams credit for that.
A nicely done haunted house film without
all the special effects.
The acting is at times
seems wooden like at times in the first
two but it does do well during other
moments when the story heats up.
Mary Sanchez makes her role
believeable when she is mentally
disturbed.
Anne Stinnett plays a terrific
aunt in the film as her role is very
powerful.
Elizabeth Osbourn plays a
perfect snotty cousin and a great typical
teenager.
Mary Sanchez is
fully naked top to bottom in a bloody
bathtub during the beginning of this
film.
A brain is exposed in a
garage and looks real too
Blood splurts out of a mans neck but it
isn't graphic
Terrence makes the
story flow better but his direction lacks
in some spots like when he directs Elizabeth
Osbourn pulling out a switchblade
knife it looks obviously fake and when
Mary Sanchez is attacking the energy
is very low.
He does show nice shots of when Osbourn
is holding a shotgun and trying to hunt
down LaLorona or when Sanchez is
holding the knife and looking evil.
QDC again composes
some interesting music along with a
songtrack by Vintage 90
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