The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions

Synopsis

In 'The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions', directed by Lee Matthews and starring John Kyle Sutton, a group of friends encounters terrifying supernatural experiences when they explore an old abandoned building. As they delve deeper into the dark mysteries surrounding the place, they uncover sinister forces beyond their comprehension. The lines between reality and nightmares blur as they fight to survive the malevolent entities haunting them. With gripping suspense and supernatural twists, the movie takes the audience on a chilling journey into the unknown, where every shadow conceals an unimaginable horror waiting to be unleashed.

Cast

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  John Kyle Sutton

  Eddie (segment "The Dark Comes Quick")

• Johnathan Brugal

  Julian (segment "The Dark Comes Quick")

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  Garrett Marchbank

  Cooper (segment "The Dark Comes Quick")

• MJ Gazali

  Aztec Priest (segment "The Dark Comes Quick")

• Cesar Fernandez

  Aztec Warrior 1 (segment "The Dark Comes Quick")

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  Tessa Netting

  Alice (segment "The Dweller")

Reviews

The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions delivers a decent dose of scares and suspense, although it may fall short of achieving truly original horror elements. Despite some clichés, the film effectively builds tension and delivers a few spine-tingling moments that will keep horror fans engaged. The acting, especially by John Kyle Sutton, is commendable and adds depth to the characters' struggles against the otherworldly threats. While the storyline may feel predictable at times, the atmospheric setting and eerie soundtrack contribute to the overall eerie ambiance of the movie. Overall, 'The Invoking: Paranormal Dimensions' offers a solid watch for those craving a hauntingly thrilling experience. IMDb rating: 5.7/10.