The Curse

Synopsis

In 1987's horror film 'The Curse', a mysterious force unleashes a series of terrifying events in a small rural community. When a farmer's land becomes tainted by a meteorite, the lives of the townspeople take a dark turn as they face horrifying consequences. As the curse spreads, tensions rise and secrets are revealed, leading to a fight for survival against an ancient evil that threatens to consume them all. With intense suspense and chilling moments, 'The Curse' explores themes of fear, desperation, and the supernatural, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Wil Wheaton

  Zack

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  Claude Akins

  Nathan Crane

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  Malcolm Danare

  Cyrus Crane

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  Cooper Huckabee

  Dr. Alan J. Forbes

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  John Schneider

  Carl Willis

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  Steve Carlisle

  Charles "Charlie" Davidson

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to 'The Curse'. While some praise the film's atmospheric tension and eerie visuals, others criticize its uneven pacing and predictable plot. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a fresh rating of 67% based on reviews from renowned critics, highlighting its intriguing premise and strong performances. However, IMDb's rating of 5.1/10 indicates a more lukewarm reception from viewers, citing a lack of originality and scares. Despite these varying opinions, 'The Curse' manages to deliver a spooky experience that may appeal to fans of classic horror films.