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Boogeyman
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As a young boy, Tim (Aaron Murphy) witnesses the horrifying event of his father (Charles Mesure) being dragged away by the boogeyman. Now an adult, Tim tries to deal with the childhood terror that has affected his life.
As a young boy, Tim (Aaron Murphy) witnesses the horrifying event of his father (Charles Mesure) being dragged away by the boogeyman. Now an adult, Tim tries to deal with the childhood terror that has affected his life.
Actors:
Scott Wills,
Olivia Tennet,
Emily Deschanel,
Noah Matthews,
Ian Campbell,
Brenda Simmons,
Andrew Eggleton,
Michael Saccente,
Eddie Campbell,
Lucy Lawless,
Jennifer Rucker,
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Scott Wills
Olivia Tennet
4 January 1991, Auckland, New Zealand
Emily Deschanel
11 October 1976, Los Angeles, California, USA
Noah Matthews
Ian Campbell
Brenda Simmons
Andrew Eggleton
Michael Saccente
Eddie Campbell
Lucy Lawless
29 March 1968, Mount Albert, Auckland, New Zealand
Jennifer Rucker
Director:
Stephen Kay
Stephen Kay
1963, New Zealand
Country:
New Zealand
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December 04, 2005
Few films benefited that much from being so short.
Philadelphia Inquirer
February 19, 2005
A vaporous and vacuous horror film.
October 15, 2005
For a good, healthy PG-13 scare, Boogeyman is fun for the whole family -- just don't bring kids who are too young.
Hollywood Reporter
February 08, 2005
It suffers from a lack of genuine chills or suspense.
December 17, 2005
This film does cause shivers, creeps, scares, and jumps.
Common Sense Media
December 22, 2010
A bloated 86 minutes of overzealous spookiness.
May 11, 2005
Fright fans expecting anything more than the occasional jolt will be sorely disappointed.
February 10, 2005
A welcome throwback to the glory days of scary movies.
October 03, 2006
full review in Greek
New York Post
February 13, 2005
None of this makes any sense whatsoever.
July 23, 2007
A thinly plotted clothesline of shock effects.
February 09, 2005
This is strictly substandard stuff, with imitative creepy noises, vertiginous camera angles, and long pauses during which Tim considers whether to open doors.