Lady Usher

Lady Usher

$24.99

Based on the classic story; The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe. This updated re-telling is based in the Gothic South with the Usher Family, led by Mother. The family has been cursed by madness, unrequited love, and when Roderick's girlfriend, Morgan shows up unannounced, it spells the beginning of the end. Now the question is can Morgan survive long enough to take Roderick away from the madness that is the House of Usher?

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TAGLINE

Pray you don’t cross her

TECH SPECS

Runtime: 100 minutes
Format: 1:78 HD
Sound: Dolby SR
Country: USA
Language: English
Website: http://www.IndicanPictures.com
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Rating: Pending

CAST & CREW

Directed by: George Adams

Cast: Theresa Santiago, Bille D. Merritt, John Tupy, Michael Gibbons, John Ferguson, Allyson Crisofaro

AWARDS, FESTIVALS, PUBLICITY

”Nice modern twist”
-KGET ONLINE

”Entertaining”
-WE GOT THIS COVERED

”Strange yet wonderful…”
-DECIDER

”Strange…”
-REELBOB

”Perfect timing”
-DAILY DEAD

“Creepy”
-HORROR SOCIETY

-”Thrilling…”
-ON VIDEO

-”Quirky, unsettling…”
-GRUESOME MAGAZINE

”Creepy in a good way”
-HORROR NEWS

“Scary”
-Dread Central

“wicked”
-Horror Society

“Immaculate'“
-Film Threat

”a neat modern day spin on Edgar Allan Poe”
-New Horror Express

“The film is filled with unsettling little moments..”
-Bobby LePire, Film Threat

“... it’s a horror of twisted minds and psyches.”
-Voices from the Balcony

“Macabre isn’t a word often used to describe current horror fare, but it is perhaps the perfect word to describe this film.”
-Gruesome Magazine

“It’s strange, compelling and genuinely twisted.”
-Voices from the Balcony

“... Santiago is pure dynamite”
-Film Threat

“Adams constructs a singularly fascinating world within the House of Usher, with the family donned in clothes of the style from decades long past and the house having a fittingly gothic ambience.”
-Gruesome Magazine

-”The story creates an unmistakable feeling of dread...”
-Moria Reviews