The Ghost of Saint Aubin
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When beautiful Nicole Saint Aubin disappears from Detroit, her small-time gangster boyfriend is determined to find her no matter what. His dogged search soon leads him into the strange, supernatural world of Dr. Akbar … and face-to-face with a long-concealed mystery. However, he’s not the only one drawn to the dark alleyways of Saint Aubin Street, named after Nicole’s influential family. A powerful, corrupt architect is working on the project of his career and a news-hungry reporter is digging for a big story. Crossing paths with the spirit of the missing woman, the shocking secret of Saint Aubin Street slowly unravels …and all of their lives are intertwined in an explosive tale of love, revenge and obsession spanning generations. Review: bleh - this story was all over the place. I think there was room for it to be better Review: WE ARE ALL HOSTAGES - This story takes place in Detroit with a plot and subplot. Our Ex-con (Alan Bradley) falls in love with Nicole Saint Aubin (Ashlee McLemore) who then disappears. Alan enlists the aide of a boring pompous psychic Dr. Akbar (Joel Mitchell) a man who stress tests his camel hair jacket as he searches for clues to the past and an acting school. Meanwhile Benjamin Banneker Smith (Joel Steingold) is greasing the palms of local politicians in order to build Saint Aubin complex a collection of futuristic retail stores, office buildings, and condos in the middle of downtown Detroit. The film was slow and virtually no action. There was no ghost horror and the drama was bad. Classified as a science fiction, it is hardly that. Most movie watches won't make it past 3 minutes of the pretentious talk of Dr. Akbar, a man who apparently learned everything he knows about the occult from watching Saturday morning cartoons. The two tales come together at the end is a poorly scripted fashion. Joel Steingold was the closest thing to an actor in this production. The production was poorly written, acted, and directed. The editing also sucked as there were moments within the film of absolute silence, apparently were they spliced takes together. This is a 2011 film recycled at Redbox for you viewing pleasure...good luck with that. Parental Guide: F-bombs. No sex or nudity.
| Contributor | Alan Bradley, Alan Bradley, Joel Steingold, Ashlee McLemore, Brian Marable, Lynch R. Travis, Joel Mitchell and Tony Lucas Contributor Alan Bradley, Alan Bradley, Joel Steingold, Ashlee McLemore, Brian Marable, Lynch R. Travis, Joel Mitchell and Tony Lucas See more |
| Customer Reviews | 1.7 out of 5 stars 2 Reviews |
| Format | NTSC |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 20 minutes |
C**R
bleh
this story was all over the place. I think there was room for it to be better
T**Y
WE ARE ALL HOSTAGES
This story takes place in Detroit with a plot and subplot. Our Ex-con (Alan Bradley) falls in love with Nicole Saint Aubin (Ashlee McLemore) who then disappears. Alan enlists the aide of a boring pompous psychic Dr. Akbar (Joel Mitchell) a man who stress tests his camel hair jacket as he searches for clues to the past and an acting school. Meanwhile Benjamin Banneker Smith (Joel Steingold) is greasing the palms of local politicians in order to build Saint Aubin complex a collection of futuristic retail stores, office buildings, and condos in the middle of downtown Detroit. The film was slow and virtually no action. There was no ghost horror and the drama was bad. Classified as a science fiction, it is hardly that. Most movie watches won't make it past 3 minutes of the pretentious talk of Dr. Akbar, a man who apparently learned everything he knows about the occult from watching Saturday morning cartoons. The two tales come together at the end is a poorly scripted fashion. Joel Steingold was the closest thing to an actor in this production. The production was poorly written, acted, and directed. The editing also sucked as there were moments within the film of absolute silence, apparently were they spliced takes together. This is a 2011 film recycled at Redbox for you viewing pleasure...good luck with that. Parental Guide: F-bombs. No sex or nudity.
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