Horror

Things Heard & Seen

- Mistrust your senses.

Catherine Clare reluctantly trades life in 1980 Manhattan for a remote home in the tiny hamlet of Chosen, New York, after her husband George lands a job teaching art history at a small Hudson Valley college. Even as she does her best to transform the old dairy farm into a place where young daughter Franny will be happy, Catherine increasingly finds herself isolated and alone. She soon comes to sense a sinister darkness lurking both in the walls of the ramshackle property—and in her marriage to George.

Release Date : 2021-04-29

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Likely Story

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : All Things Cease to Appear

Cast

Character Name : Catherine Claire

Original Name : Amanda Seyfried

Gender : Female

Character Name : George Claire

Original Name : James Norton

Gender : Male

Character Name : Willis

Original Name : Natalia Dyer

Gender : Female

Character Name : Eddie Vayle

Original Name : Alex Neustaedter

Gender : Male

Character Name : Justine

Original Name : Rhea Seehorn

Gender : Female

Character Name : Travis Laughton

Original Name : Michael O'Keefe

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mare Laughton

Original Name : Karen Allen

Gender : Female

Character Name : Cole Vayle

Original Name : Jack Gore

Gender : Male

Character Name : Floyd DeBeers

Original Name : F. Murray Abraham

Gender : Male

Character Name : Bram

Original Name : James Urbaniak

Gender : Male

Character Name : Franny Claire

Original Name : Ana Sophia Heger

Gender : Female

Character Name : Peg

Original Name : Charlotte Maier

Gender : Female

Character Name : Audrey Claire

Original Name : Kristin Griffith

Gender : Female

Character Name : Husband #2

Original Name : Ben Graney

Gender : Male

Character Name : Wife #1

Original Name : Molly Jobe

Gender : Female

Character Name : Husband #1

Original Name : Joey Auzenne

Gender : Male

Character Name : Lynne

Original Name : Kelcy Griffin

Gender : Female

Character Name : Tom Claire

Original Name : Cotter Smith

Gender : Male

Character Name : Pat

Original Name : Dan Daily

Gender : Male

Character Name : Blind Woman

Original Name : Maureen Young

Gender : Male

Character Name : Local Woman #2

Original Name : Melinda Tanner

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ella Vayle

Original Name : Emily Dorsch

Gender : Female

Character Name : Poet

Original Name : Alison Smith

Gender : Male

Character Name : Millicent

Original Name : Marion McCorry

Gender : Female

Character Name : Martin

Original Name : Peter Grosz

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mr. Pratt

Original Name : Brian Corrigan

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mrs. Pratt

Original Name : Jill Dalton

Gender : Female

Character Name : Local Man

Original Name : Peter Von Berg

Gender : Male

Character Name : Local Woman #1

Original Name : Dawn McGee

Gender : Male

Character Name : Librarian

Original Name : Polly Lee

Gender : Female

Character Name : Bank Teller

Original Name : James Hindman

Gender : Male

Character Name : Shelby Warren

Original Name : Lewis Payton, Jr.

Gender : Male

Character Name : Flirty Student

Original Name : Olivia Boreham-Wing

Gender : Female

Character Name : Reporter

Original Name : Michelle Brown

Gender : Male

Character Name : Andy

Original Name : Joe Lanza

Gender : Male

Character Name : Marine Worker

Original Name : John Rue

Gender : Male

Reviews

Manuel São Bento

@msbreviews

2021-06-23

If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Horror is definitely one of my favorite genres. I find this type of film extremely impactful when done right. From sleepless nights to unforgettable images, I can never get enough of horror. However, just like every other popular genre, it reached a point where studios care more about building franchises set on formulaic screenplays than actually delivering original, creative, unique stories. Netflix isn't known for exceptional horror content, so I was skeptical going into this movie. Things Heard & Seen may hold a generic premise, but Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini are able to add enough substance to make it interesting. Amanda Seyfried (Mank) and James Norton (Little Women) offer two remarkable performances, portraying two distinct characters that somehow ended up together. Both have their own flaws, but the husband is depicted in such a negative manner that it becomes challenging to follow someone so despicable. The main narrative offers a slight twist on the usual ghost story, making it more than just a creepy jumpscare festival, as well as possessing a particularly violent scene that's no short of surprising. Despite the suspenseful atmosphere, the slow pacing drags an overlong film that unfortunately features an underwhelming ending. The beginning of the third act reaches the peak of excitement, boasting attention-grabbing character decisions that will surely raise the entertainment value. Sadly, the mix of feminist themes with the supernatural narrative is far from getting the right balance, ending as yet another horror flick that had everything to be much, much better. Rating: B-

Kamurai

@Kamurai

2021-06-23

Good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. I'll be honest, I was a little tired when I watched it, but I had a good time. This is a good movie that I feel could have been a great movie, but I feel like its concept causes a distraction from it's own story. The movie does some clever things that make it a little hard to not spoil it, but giving the main character debilitations doesn't automatically make her more sympathetic. I'm sure it makes her more relatable to certain audience and even more realistic a person, as a lot of her characteristics are the result of an unhappy relationship, but it doesn't really drive the story on its own. Once the momentum of the story, the house, and the characters start to build, the movie really becomes something else. There seems to be a new trend in movie making, that this story shares, where the story ends and a new story begins. Its not quite the same as having a 4th act or having 2 3-act stories. It's close to having a short sequel in the same movie, and that's definitely what it feels like. This gets a lot of points for being interesting and having a great cast and delivery, but it's just not..."great" as a whole.