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The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh (2012)

The story of Leon, an antiques collector who inherits a house from his estranged mother only to discover that she had been living in a shrine devoted to a mysterious cult. Soon, Leon comes to suspect that his mother's oppressive spirit still lingers within her home and is using items in the house to contact him with an urgent message.

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Tina R 05 Oct 2013

Like a very slow drip of ice water on skin this masterpiece will provide the most taut and relentless sense of foreboding. From the unsettling voice over of Vanessa Redgrave to the unhuman and unidentifiable background sounds..you will be hooked and hypnotized. There are touches of M Night Shymalan as well as Guillermo Del Toro here but again..it stands on its own. The plot poses more questions than it answers and you will find yourself compelled to see it again. Extremely subtle and creepy...stayed with me all night. Two thumbs up!!!

Darren B 06 Aug 2013

This is one of those flicks that probably contained all the best parts of the movie in the trailer. A creepy enough premise, a 40-something man returns to his mothers' home after she died. All her life she was a religious freak, in some kind of angelic cult. The son never cared or believed despite the mothers' attempts. She makes a last effort from the grave by leaving things around the home for him to stumble on and seemingly summon a demon (or demons?) for him to accept as real and finally accept her religion to ward it (them?) off. In the 3-4 scenes that are meant to be creepy, it does a REAL good job of it. At least twice my heart was racing big time and not from the cheap, cliche 'sneak up behind and play sudden loud music' kind. had there been more of this I could have rated this higher than 3/5 stars, but it just doesn't deliver. Worth a watch...once.

Troy K 22 May 2016

It gets a little creepy, but goes nowhere.

Jim D 23 Aug 2013

Incredibly moody and well shot film. The themes of loneliness and love run rampant throughout with beautiful filming, and a creepy narration/score. While the ending was not very climactic, it was definitely not something I saw coming, and was a perfect way to punctuate the whole thing.

Abb J 31 Oct 2016

The Last Will and Testament of Rosalind Leigh: A man returns to the home he has inherited from his newly-deceased, estranged, occult-obsessed mother, where his lack of faith in the hereafter is challenged by a series of tedious events. With the exception of ONE scene, the story is utterly boring, like watching a novice play a video game that you've played so repeatedly you could do it blindfolded. The bigger mystery is why Oscar winner Vanessa Redgrave agreed to do voiceover work (she's never seen in the film) for such an embarrassingly dull movie. Just terrible. D