
Ghostland (2018) on Netflix
NR20181h 31mDramaHorrorMysteryThriller
Pauline inherits her late aunt's secluded house and moves in with her teenage daughters, Beth and Vera. Intruders break in on their first night, and Pauline fights to save the girls.
- Netflix2.9/5
- IMDb6.4/1048,117 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes55%
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Plot summary
After her aunt Clarisse dies, Pauline takes her teenage daughters, Beth and Vera, to the isolated house she has inherited. Beth reads about a series of home invasions in which parents are murdered and daughters are spared, and a candy truck has been trailing the family. Two intruders break into the house that night, a large man and a woman. Sixteen years later, Beth has become a horror novelist with a husband and a young son, and she has written a book about that night. A frantic call from Vera brings her back to the house, where Pauline says Vera has never recovered and now shuts herself in a padded room. Vera is convinced the intruders are still hunting for them.
Cast
Crystal Reedas Adult Beth
Mylène Farmeras Pauline
Anastasia Phillipsas Adult Vera
Emilia Jonesas Young Beth
Taylor Hicksonas Young Vera
Rob Archeras Fat Man
Adam Hurtigas Beth's Husband
Alicia Johnstonas Cooper
Erik Athavaleas Ambulance Paramedic
- Kevin Poweras Candy Truck Woman
- Mariam Bernsteinas Janet
Ernesto Griffithas Sanford
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Ghostland (2018)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- While filming a scene for Ghostland in December 2016, actress Taylor Hickson was facially disfigured and needed 70 stitches in hospital; the injury left her permanently scarred. In March 2018 she sued the film's production company, Incident Productions, over lost work.
- Taylor Hickson claimed in her lawsuit that the director, Pascal Laugier, consistently told her to pound harder on the glass with her fists while shooting the scene that disfigured her.
- The Winnipeg-based company Incident Productions pleaded guilty to failing to ensure the safety and welfare of a worker under the Workplace Safety and Health Act, and the province of Manitoba fined it $40,000.






















