April 29, 2008
great film highly recommended
Ben Ganger, Ben Ryan Ganger, Jeb Stuart Adams
Children are hidden away in the attic by their conspiring mother and grandmother.
DVD Release Date: April 24, 2001
Stats: 875 reviews
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June 24, 2007Based on the Virginia Andrews novel but without the really juicy bits, this is still very compulsive viewing if only for the fact that Kristy Swanson is in it.
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October 26, 2009One of those books that had make me into a movie 'written' all over it. As far as I can remember this wasn't a movie when I watched it but a made for tv event. Well, I loved the books when I was younger like a lot of the female persuasion and unfortunately I found this 'movie' t...( read more)
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September 27, 2009Pretty good, I would love to see a remake of this, simply because I feel it could of been more.
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September 3, 2009I really don't like this film at all. It's way to creepy throughout and really appaling the way they are all treated and kept locked hidden in the attic. Even after one of the children does their mother still keeps the others hidden in the attic. And not to mention the incest tha...( read more)
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May 16, 2007i luv this movie its awesome but its sad when the boi dies tho how sad!i hate the mom and grandmother tho hah ha!
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April 15, 2007omfg i adored the books the movie got it all wrong and dosn't leave the opening for the seaquels cos they kill of the mother and leave out all the insest and dancing, but i still like it. i do hope that the movie is remade closer to the story line though.
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January 29, 2007This movie use to scare me when I was little. I like the movie, however, I gotta admit Virginia Andrews novel "Flowers in the Attic" is better. There are a lot of differences between the novel and the movie. The novel focuses on the trauma the Dollanganger children had to face and much more we don't know about in the movie.
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