The House On Pine Street

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*** Résumé en anglais seulement ***Jennifer (Emily Goss) and Luke (Taylor Bottles) have moved to her Kansas hometown from Chicago, she much more reluctantly than he. She seems to have left no friends or good memories behind here, and is not at all happy to regain such proximity to her pushy, judgmental mother, Meredith (Cathy Barnett). But this is, theoretically, just a temporary move. They’ve gotten a deal on a house far more spacious than the apartment they’ve left behind, Luke already has a local job that’s a significant uptick from his old one, and this just seems a more stable environment for her last weeks of pregnancy — particularly since there seems to have been some illdefined earlier incident in which that condition was imperiled. But soon after moving in, Jenny begins experiencing odd phenomena around the house — objects that move when she turns her back, knocks on doors when no one’s there. When Meredith forces a housewarming party on the young couple, her friend Walter (Jim Korinke), who’s “a bit of a psychic,” notes a “very interesting energy” to the house itself. By the time her friend Lauren (Natalie Pellegrini) arrives for a visit with her own young child, Jenny is convinced the place is haunted. Others are unconvinced, but then perhaps they’re in on “it,” whatever “it” is: When she walks around the neighborhood, people give her looks suggesting some terrible secret as yet unrevealed only to her.