Hamlet's Ghost

Synopsis

In this modern adaptation of the classic Shakespearean tragedy, 'Hamlet's Ghost' follows the story of a young man named Glen Mac who is haunted by the ghost of his father. As Glen delves deeper into uncovering the truth behind his father's mysterious death, he is torn between seeking vengeance and finding justice. The film explores themes of betrayal, madness, and the complexities of human nature. With a contemporary setting and a fresh perspective, 'Hamlet's Ghost' offers a gripping tale of love, deception, and the supernatural.

Cast

• Glen Mac

  Bo Hawkins

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  Creagen Dow

  Jerry Vaughn

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  Walker Haynes

  Judge Vaughn

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  Barbara Niven

  Sarah Goodman

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  Stephanie Zimbalist

  Justina Keller / Queen Gertrude

• John Loprieno

  Armon Hill

Reviews

Despite its creative reimagining, 'Hamlet's Ghost' fails to captivate audiences and falls short of delivering a compelling narrative. Critics have described the film as disjointed and lacking in emotional depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a dismal rating of 25%, stating that the modern take on the classic story loses the essence of Shakespeare's masterpiece. IMDb rates it at 4.6/10, with users noting inconsistencies in the plot and character development. Metacritic echoes similar sentiments, criticizing the film for its lackluster execution and uninspired performances. Overall, 'Hamlet's Ghost' receives mixed to negative reviews from both critics and audiences.