UNCANNY ANNIE (2019) Reviews and overview

  

‘She plays for keeps’
Uncanny Annie is a 2019 American supernatural horror film about a bizarre board game that can kill.

Directed by Paul Davis (The Body; Patient Seven segment ‘The Body’; Beware the Moon: Remembering An American Werewolf in London) from a screenplay written by Alan Bachelor and James Bachelor, the movie stars Adelaide Kane (The Devil’s Hand; Blood Punch; The Purge), Georgie Flores, Paige McGhee, Jacques Colimon, Dylan Arnold and Evan Bittencourt.

The Blumhouse production is part of the second year-long season of ‘Into the Dark‘ holiday-themed horrors on Hulu.

Plot:
On Halloween night, a group of college students become trapped in a mysterious board game that brings their darkest secrets and fears to life, where they must play to escape… and win to survive.

Reviews:
Uncanny Annie isn’t just a body count movie where we watch cardboard cut-out characters get picked off one-by-one. There is something more going on here. The story goes in directions that I did not predict at all, and the characters have some depth. There was a stronger dramatic story playing out among the action than I expected there to be…” Arrow in the Head

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Release:
Uncanny Annie premiered on October 4th as part of Hulu’s annual ‘Huluween’ season.

Cast and characters:
Adelaide Kane … Wendy
Georgie Flores … Eve
Paige McGhee … Grace
Jacques Colimon … Craig
Dylan Arnold … Michael
Evan Bittencourt … Peter
Karlisha Hurley
Avery Bagenstos
Liam Graham
John Yang Li
Camden Toy

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