Absentia
  • Title: Absentia
  • Original Title: Absentia
  • Release Date: 03/03/2011
  • Tagline: There are fates worse than death.
  • Budget: $70,000.00
  • Duration:91 Min / 01:31
  • Country:US
  • Genre:HorrorMysteryThriller

About Film

Tricia's husband has been missing for seven years. Her younger sister Callie comes to live with her as the pressure mounts to finally declare him 'dead in absentia'. Tricia is reluctant, always holding out hope, but Callie is practical and wants her to move on. As Tricia sifts through the wreckage and tries to move on with her life, Callie finds herself drawn to an ominous tunnel near the house.

Movie Rating: 5.82

Total Votes: 339

Clip Image
play-icon
Clip Image
play-icon
Clip Image
play-icon
Clip Image
play-icon

Cast

Recommendations

Similar Movies

Reviews

John Chard
John Chard
8/10
Three Billy Goats Gruff. Written and directed by Mike Flanagan, Absentia finds Tricia (Courtney Bell) and Callie (Katie Parker) as two sisters who come to believe that the underpass nearby could be linked to the many disappearances in the area. A slow burn indie horror is not everybody's idea of a good time, but Flanagan has crafted a...
Ruuz
Ruuz
7/10
Pure filmmaking. Has the atmosphere that is by and large missing from the horror genre, opting for character development, tension, engagement and grounding rather than jump scares and gross-out gore effects. Still a horror movie, to be sure (and therefore not for everybody) but one that stands on its own. _ Final rating:★★★½ - I strongly...
brightonguy
brightonguy
I watched this film without knowing it was actually directed by Mike Flanagan. When I saw his name in the beginning of the film, I immediately knew I was in for a treat! I was not wrong! There is something special about the way he tries to scare people who watch his films. I can't tell you exactly what that is. All I know is that he is bloody...
Kamurai
Kamurai
8/10
Fantastic watch, would watch again, and do recommend, especially for horror fans. This is a movie that took from "Alien" and "Jaws" significantly in regards to seeing the danger. Admittedly, this movie does have some ramp up time where it spends a lot of time establishing the setting in the 1st act, but it (mostly) comes into play as...