On a night of teenage partying in the woods, Paige unwittingly sets in motion a chain of events that plunge her into a waking nightmare. Tormented by terrifying and increasingly violent supernatural visitations, Paige starts digging into the past and uncovers a sinister secret, buried for decades. Behind the force that now haunts her is a malevolent entity of unspeakable evil. As its power grows and her friends fall prey to its savagery, can she (or anyone) stop The Poltergeist of Borley Forest?
Stephen McKendree
Director
Marina Petrano
Paige Pritchard
Christopher Ingle
Tommy Pritchard
Rhea Rossiter
Brenda Pritchard
Weston Adwell
Ava Griffin
Nicholas Barrera
Cooper
Jason Beck
Dr. Hidalgo
Rebecca Barrow Hall
Jenna Daniels
Cortland Woodard
Mr. Hendricks
Chris Cook
Glenn Pritchard
Lisa Shorts
Susan Pritchard
Mary Trzcinski
Esther Pendleton
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