Release Date: 2/28/2002 Original Release: 2001 Format: DVD Length: 85 minutes Rating:R (MPAA) Rating Reason: Violence, Sexuality, and Language UPC: 012236123514 Studio: Artisan Entertainment
After surviving a car crash that killed her boyfriend (Casey Affleck), Cassandra (Melissa Sagemiller) finds herself haunted by his ghost. A priest (Luke Wilson) tries to exorcize these frightful visions from Cassandra's mind, but her college friends see her vulnerability as the perfect outlet for their malicious plans. She tries to carry on her life like all the other college freshmen, but it unravels when she begins to believe she is being stalked. Then Cassandra has horrifying hallucinations; during a midterm, she bleeds profusely all over her desk, and the drain in her shower explodes with blood. Gradually, Cassandra understands what is happening to her, but will she be able to survive?
Neal H. Moritz and Stokley Chaffin, the producers of I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, deliver another teenage horror gore flick, but this one has a punk rock edginess that bests their previous efforts. Wes Bentley (AMERICAN BEAUTY) is creepy as Cassandra's obsessive ex-boyfriend, and Eliza Dushku is hilarious as his slutty girlfriend. SOUL SURVIVORS borrows the visually murky slime of JACOB'S LADDER and mixes it with the gradually unveiling horror of STIR OF ECHOES for a uniquely haunting result.
DVD Features
Region 1 Keep Case Extended Version Anamorphic Widescreen Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital Stereo - English Additional Release Material: Behind The Scenes Footage Deleted Scenes Original Theatrical Trailers
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