A family living in a Funeral Palor and the boy has cancer
The Haunting in Connecticut is (loosely) based on the purportedly true story of a family whose eldest son fell ill with cancer, causing them to move to a house in Connecticut that had at one point been a mortuary. There is a documentary by Discovery Channel called A Haunting in Connecticut that chronicles the story from the actual family's perspective.
The 2002 documentary "A Haunting in Connecticut" was produced by the Discovery Channel. It and the 2009 film "The Haunting in Connecticut" are loosely based on the story of the Snedeker family who witnessed unusual phenomena in their home in Connecticut, apparently because it was originally a mortuary. (see related link)
No. Not at all. This movie was taken from the book, In A Dark Place by Ray Garton. When I first contacted Ray, prior to the release of this movie, he was giving interviews explaining that it was a concocted story, that it was in no way true. This and other movies like it are nothing more that money making machines.
The documentary "A Haunting in Connecticut" was released on DVD in 2008. *Not to be confused with the major motion picture "The Haunting in Connecticut" which was released to DVD on July 14, 2009.
In the Discovery Channel documentary A Haunting in Connecticut, the evil spirit does possess the boy (Matt), which leads him to attack his cousin.** SPOILER WARNING FOR THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT**In the film The Haunting in Connecticut, the spirit of the clairvoyant boy Jonah possesses Matt Campbell's body, but Jonah was not an evil spirit.
The Haunting in Connecticut is (loosely) based on the purportedly true story of a family whose eldest son fell ill with cancer, causing them to move to a house in Connecticut that had at one point been a mortuary. There is a documentary by Discovery Channel called A Haunting in Connecticut that chronicles the story from the actual family's perspective.
The 2002 documentary "A Haunting in Connecticut" was produced by the Discovery Channel. It and the 2009 film "The Haunting in Connecticut" are loosely based on the story of the Snedeker family who witnessed unusual phenomena in their home in Connecticut, apparently because it was originally a mortuary. (see related link)
yes it is 0_o
no it is not; it was created fo the movie, A Haunting in Connecticut. The town where the story is based off of, is Soutington CT.
No. Not at all. This movie was taken from the book, In A Dark Place by Ray Garton. When I first contacted Ray, prior to the release of this movie, he was giving interviews explaining that it was a concocted story, that it was in no way true. This and other movies like it are nothing more that money making machines.
The documentary "A Haunting in Connecticut" was released on DVD in 2008. *Not to be confused with the major motion picture "The Haunting in Connecticut" which was released to DVD on July 14, 2009.
The duration of The Haunting in Connecticut is 1.53 hours.
The Haunting in Connecticut was created on 2009-03-27.
Connecticut haunting? If you are referring to the story in the movie The Haunting In Connecticut, it was seen as a case on one of the ghost shows on the Discovery Channel. The original story was changed a little from the movie. The original story was about a family who heard a rattling every night in the house from a kid who supposedly lived there centuries before. Hollywood was responsible for the part about the kid with cancer and everything, but like all of these ghost stories, there is never real solid proof.
The main male actor in The Haunting in Connecticut is Kyle Gallner.
The "true story" claims by the film are supposedly based upon the paranormal activities experienced by the family of Carmen Snedeker in the 1980s. Carmen Snedeker's paranormal accounts have also been covered in episodes of 'A Haunting' and 'Paranormal Witness'.
C. Remove the comma after Haunting.