The two share the kind of authentic yet shallow affinity of work friends. Luke, despite the fact that he doesn't believe in ghosts, has started a website to document the strange occurrences they've seen and heard around the hotel Claire is on a mission to help him find evidence of the rumored haunting by a suicidal, jilted fiancée before the doors close forever on the Yankee Pedlar. Luke and Claire are working at the tacky Victorian-style Yankee Pedlar Inn for its final weekend before it shuts down.
The Innkeepers has some qualities in common with House of the Devil, but it's a film that gives more weight to the characters and dialogue of the story.
I've watched House several times and I know when the scares are coming, but it's the elegant atmosphere and substantive visuals that make that film work. His The Roost still holds up after six years, I believe that what little worked in Cabin Fever 2 was entirely due to West, and The House of the Devil is a film that transcends its own jump-scares. I really feel that West is one of the most interesting horror directors working today. Magnet Releasing is releasing The Innkeepers in theaters on February 3rd, but it'll hit VOD starting December 30th first.Ti West's The Innkeepers is a taut and polished haunted hotel film with a lot of genuine laughs and surprising depth. The Innkeepers is written and directed by horror filmmaker Ti West, of Trigger Man, The Roost, Cabin Fever 2 and The House of the Devil previously. As several strange occurrences begin to add up, both Claire and Luke must make the crucial decision on what to believe and what not to believe. The last remaining clerks, Claire (Paxton), a twenty something that has come to terms with her lot in life, and Luke (Healy), a computer-smart loner, are convinced that the hotel is haunted and are determined to prove it. Watch the first official trailer for Ti West's The Innkeepers, in high definition from Apple:Īfter over one hundred years in business, The Yankee Pedlar Hotel is about to close its doors for good. Jeremy saw this at SXSW and quite liked it. This is a damn good trailer and it ends on such a perfectly freaky note, both musically and visually, if you caught all that they showed. From there it gets very creepy, very quickly, so I'll let you get scared by how it all unfolds. Sara Paxton and Pat Healy star as the last two clerks closing out an old hotel that's said to be haunted. "You mustn't go down into the basement." Magnet Releasing has unveiled their first official trailer via Apple for Ti West's The Innkeeepers, the new horror that we've been talking about recently as they debuted a gorgeous poster for it yesterday.
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