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Read / Add Comments A hot new movie filmed in New York's Hudson Valley is making its debut on Netflix. "Things Heard & Seen," a psychological thriller, based on the book "All Things Cease to Appear," by Elizabeth Brundage, stars James Norton, Amanda Seyfried, Natalia Dyer, and Oscar winner F. Murray Abraham, started streaming on Thursday, April 29.  Brundage said she got the idea for the book while living in Monroe County, New York, in the Town of Brighton, where she learned of the 1982 death of Cathleen Krauseneck, a resident there who was found in bed with an ax lodged in her...

This week, we’re looking at the newest releases on the biggest streaming services. Most of these releases are on Netflix, but there are a few releases on Hulu, Disney+ and

MOVIE REVIEW by Richard Roeper "THINGS HEARD & SEEN" Two stars Catherine ..... Amanda Seyfried George ........ James Norton Netflix presents a film written and directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, based on the novel "All Things Cease to Appear" by Elizabeth Brundage. No MPAA rating. Running time: 121 minutes. Available April 29 on Netflix. ** ** ** The tagline for the 1979 stupid-scary movie "The Amityville Horror" was, "FOR GOD'S SAKE, GET OUT!" which could be the slogan for just about every horror film in which a family moves into a large and usually remote property that ha...

Amanda Seyfried and James Norton star as a couple tested by marriage and ghostly occurrences.

By JOCELYN NOVECK AP National Writer Hollywood thrillers in which sophisticated, attractive city folk move to creaky old country homes and experience scary things are a dime a dozen. Less common is when those Hollywood thrillers are based on the theology of 18th-century Swedish mystic Emanuel Swedenborg. But here we are — a Swedenborgian thriller — and thus it’s not a bad idea to read up a bit on the man, by which we mean to Google him, before diving into “Things Heard & Seen,” a well-cast and often entertaining but campy and sometimes obvious thriller sta...