Can dreams foretell the future?
In Thirteen
Past Midnight, architect Jonathon Cousins is plagued with the a recurring nightmare
where a cat, seemingly spawned from hell, is always waiting for him. The dreams
begin at the stroke of midnight, but those that follow occur one minute later
than the night before.As dread looms, Jonathon everyday life is greatly
impacted in all areas, and he becomes ever more frantic to learn the cause.
Even to consult a fortune teller for a psychic reading. After one look, she
sends him on his way—and not in a pleasant way. As the clock ticks ever closer
to 13 past midnight, will Jonathon accept they’re nothing more than frightening
dreams…or will he die in his sleep?
Needs a tagline
About The Curse of the
Manitou. Bob
Harford thinks it’s his lucky day when he discovers his estranged Grandfather
has left him a luxury cabin on the banks of Lake Manitou. Miriam, Bob’s wife,
doesn’t agree. She believes if it’s any kind of luck, it must be bad because
inherited wealth always comes at a cost.
Bob discovers his
grandfather died in mysterious circumstances, as his previous generations had,
going back to Colonel Ramsay Harford of the 7th Cavalry. He led a massacre
against a Shawnee Native Indian village, murdering the women and children. The
sole survivor invoked The Manitou of the Lake, cursing the Harford family and
all future generations.
Bob convinces
Miriam to visit the lakehouse, and with their two children, they head toward a
confrontation with The Manitou, who will not rest until the last of the
Harfords are dead.
Based on a scale
of 1-5, The Curse of the Manitou merits a __.
Veronica Lynch, Wild
Women Reviews
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