Liam Finn Movies

A young girl develops the ability to see evil in others after witnessing her mother's murder, and attempts to use her powers for good after moving to a new town with her grieving father. Shortly after her mother is killed, Rachel Weiss (Mia Ford) moves with her father to a new town. At first, everything is great; not only does Rachel quickly forge a strong bond with her friendly teacher Mrs. Miller (Lori Heuring), but in no time she's made a new best friend in the form of Michelle (Sammi Hanratti), a precocious young girl with a penchant for pulling pranks. But later, as Michelle's harmless jokes start to grow mean-spirited, a wave of violence engulfs the town. The local children are in grave danger, and now the closer Rachel gets to pin pointing the malevolent source of the attacks, the more she realize she may also hold the key to solving a gruesome murder case. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A midnight screening of a 1970s cult horror film becomes a wholesale bloodbath after the members of the audience see one of their friends butchered on the big screen, and quickly surmise that there's a madman in the theater who seeks to slaughter them all. It was just another rundown movie house in a small suburban town -- what better place for a screening of a true cult classic? But this isn't your typical horror film, because years ago, the director had been locked away in a psychiatric hospital after having a complete mental breakdown. The teens at the screening have no idea that he escaped from the hospital nearly five years ago, and that chances are good he's still out there somewhere. When the film starts to roll and the heckling begins, the atmosphere in the theater is loose and fun. Giddiness gives way to deep-rooted dread, however, when the horrified audience is forced to watch as one of their good friends is viciously murdered right before their very eyes. This is no movie, and when the audience tries to flee they realize that the same psycho they just saw on the silver screen has now trapped them all in the theater. With no hope of escape and their numbers thinning fast, the survivors must now figure out a way to turn the tables on the very same killer that they once rooted for in their favorite slasher flick. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi