Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ‘Jessabelle’ Review: Southern Gothic Tale Best When It Forgets It's a Horror Movie It's the misfortune of "Jessabelle" to arrive ...

A young woman (Sarah Snook) discovers some unsavory family secrets in the occasionally shivery, overly familiar horror flick “Jessabelle.” The script’s by Robert Ben Garant, also behind last year’s ...

With a new release date of November 7, Lionsgate has released the first poster for the upcoming movie JESSABELLE. Talk about a pain in the neck! From the mastermind producer of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY, ...

Although its pivotal secret won’t pass any great scrutiny, the horror-thriller “Jessabelle,” not to be confused with the recent shocker “Annabelle,” is a watchably spooky concoction. Credit lead Sarah ...

Check out the bone-chilling trailer for Lionsgate’s latest horror film, JESSABELLE. From the mastermind producer of Paranormal Activity and Insidious comes the ghostly tale of JESSABELLE. Returning to ...

Jessabelle is directed by Kevin Greutert (Saw VI, Saw 3D: The Final Chapter), written by Robert Ben Garant (Night at the Museum, Hell Baby, Balls of Fury) and produced by Jason Blum (Insidious, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Not to be confused with “Annabelle” (although that could only help commercially), “Jessabelle” serves up a murky and underwhelming ...

PLOT SUMMARY The movie opens with Jessie (Sarah Snook) moving into her fiancé’s house. On the way, they meet with an accident, killing the fiancé and Jessie's unborn child and leaving Jessie ...

Sarah Snook and Mark Webber co-star in a spiritually tainted horror feature set in the Deep South By Justin Lowe Jessabelle Still - H 2014 Skipping October’s final weekend to avoid the prospect of ...

Blumhouse Productions has low-budget horror filmmaking down to a science. Small-scale movies like Insidious, The Purge, and Sinister could plant on fresh genre ground without worrying about financial ...

Jessabelle starts off in similar fashion to another new horror movie, The Babadook: with a car crash that spins the life of the heroine in a completely different and tragic direction. But whereas The ...

The depths prove awfully shallow in this murky and derivative bayou gothic. It takes barely five minutes for red-headed twentysomething Jessabelle, aka Jessie (Australian actress Sarah Snook), to lose ...