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Seance (2021) - Movie Review

Seance review – mean girls meet mean spirits in high-school horror

SEANCE Review - Stylish Horror Mystery Has Plenty of School Spirit

Seance Simon Barrett Interview: Women, Horror, Real-Life Scares

io9 speaks with Simon Barrett, writer-director of the new horror movie Seance, about his screenwriting process, his love of “old-fashioned” horror, and what it’s like trying to make a scary movie in a time when the real world is terrifying as hell.

Seance review: You're Next writer makes a twisty directorial debut

Availability Select theaters, digital platforms, and VOD May 21 It’s hard to shake The CW of it all in the first half, as Camille (Suki Waterhouse), a mysterious young woman with a hazy past and suspiciously fast reflexes, arrives at Edelvine in the wake of a tragedy. A student named Kerrie (Megan Best) recently died after falling out of her dorm room window; the school’s scandal-adverse administration was quick to label the event a suicide, but the student body knows that Kerrie’s demise was the result of a prank gone horribly wrong. That, however, won’t stop a popular clique led by the imperious Alice (Inanna Sarkis) from hazing the new girl, leading to a growing suspicion that the girls’ slumber-party games and incantations they found on the internet have awoken something truly sinister.

Movie Review - Seance (2021)

Written and Directed by Simon Barrett. Starring Suki Waterhouse, Inanna Sarkis, Madisen Beaty, Ella-Rae Smith, Seamus Patterson, Marina Stephenson Kerr, Megan Best, Djouliet Amara, Jade Michael, and Stephanie Sy. SYNOPSIS: Camille, a young woman who arrives at the Edelvine Academy following one of the student’s untimely and violent death. It takes roughly five minutes to hate every character in Seance. Written and directed by Simon Barrett (evidently talented considering his credits on You’re Next and The Guest, two of the best horror films of their respective years released), the story centers on a group of high school seniors attending the all-girls Edelvine Academy who, while admittedly acting their age, enjoy playing pranks on one another and trying to summon spirits. Notably, they try to reach the spirit of a prior classmate who had committed suicide in her dorm bathroom. However, after the spooky aftermath is revealed to be another scheme by ringleader Alice (Inanna Sarkis), leaving Kerrie ((Megan Best) feeling bullied and frustrated, she runs off only to be found dead a few minutes later by what appears to be intentionally jumping out a window.