Terror never left his childhood home. Take a look at horror thriller “The Last Possession”

In the words of its director Dan Riddle, The Last Possession (2022) “is a foreboding tale about a family at odds with themselves and each other as they move into a new home. Sometimes families want to love each other, but daily annoyances, financial pressures, and personal insecurities get in their way. In order to survive this house’s dark history, they’ll have to accept unwanted gifts, accept love where it’s offered, and trust each other. It’s hard to be a busy mom. It’s hard to be a father who is struggling to provide for his family. It’s hard to face adolescence. It’s hard to be the powerless little kid. And it’s even harder when something diabolical is at your doorstep”. Disturbing, to say the least.

The movie centers on Kent Peroni, who out of options after a foreclosure is forced to move his wife, Stephanie, nine-year-old son, Jack, and six-year-old daughter, Gabby into the home where his estranged father committed suicide years ago. Once there, the young family begins to notice strange events around the house, which become so terrifying they finally turn to a medium. Spirit guide, Granny Inez arrives, hoping to cleanse the home for Kent’s family, only to learn they’re horrifyingly wrong about the nature of the evil that surrounds them. stayed away to protect his family from his abusive father and the pain and hatred in that house. But when a financial crisis hit, he was forced to move his family into the childhood home where his father had loomed large. Now, he cannot protect his wife and children from an unseen evil, and his dead father’s presence might be the last hope he’s got.

This is the second feature film of director Dan Riddle after being co-responsible for the comedy-drama Technically Crazy (2012) and an extensive career as a TV, short films, and features editor including The Amityville Murders (2018) and The Haunting of Sharon Tate (2019). Greg Shouse, his partner in his previous feature adventure, is the writer of The Last Possession (2022).

Stephen Brodie, known for Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (2018) and The Rake (2018), and Cassie Shea Watson, who has taken part in Feast II: Sloppy Seconds (2008) and Living/Dead (2009), form the main cast of The Last Possession (2022). Tom Proctor, Patricia Rae, Sawyer Bell, Lourelle Jensen, Daniel Escudero, James Logan, Martin Ezelle, and Aubrey Dupre also star.

The movie is scheduled for a release on March 4, 2022, on the Terror Films channel, and will also come out the following week on March 11, 2022, on other digital platforms. Watch here the official trailer for The Last Possession (2022).