Lisa Brenner, Steven Brand, Brad Greenquist
Set at the turn of the century, this is the tale of Ellen Rimbauer who just received this mysterious mansion as a wedding gift from her new husband. Her husband is a Seattle oil tycoon who has a dark ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 14, 2003
Stats: 179 reviews
I'm such a Stephen King freak so I had to rent it...this is the prequel to Rose red and I really really really liked it...you wanna be chilled but not grossed out, rent it...
at first i thought this would not be a good movie, but it turned out to be a very good movie and worth watching.
This is a dark movie but I enjoyed it anyway. It started out somewhat slow then got intriguing. I was glad when Mr. Rimbauer "fell" out of the rose window.
it used a lot of film from "rose red" movie which is based on ellen rimbauer and the house "rose red"...
i actually enjoyed it... great job stephen king on both films
This was ok, but the original Rose Red mini series created a better atmosphere. When it got down to it, the idea of the history of the house vs the presentation of the history of the house complete overshadowed this.
i didnt no it was connected to Rose Red but it was acutally ok especially for being on sci-fi
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I just finished reading the published Diary of Ellen Rimbauer. I want to see this movie to get more visual detail. Is it worth it? I've only read that it was boring from other people.
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