The Unborn

A horror film combining ghostly children, Nazi experiments, and the Kabbalah, THE UNBORN also features a strong female heroine and plenty of surprisingly gruesome shocks. Writer-director David S. Goyer (BLADE: TRINITY) has seemingly taken inspiration from classics like ROSEMARYS BABY (1968) and THE EXORCIST (1974), as well as the more recent THE EYE (2002), during the creation of this slick thriller featuring an attractive young cast and some disturbing effects work. College student Casey Beldon (Odette Yustman, CLOVERFIELD) begins having dreams about a spooky little boy with bright blue eyes. She thinks nothing of it as first, but when the image becomes a recurring motif and the boy she babysits for hits her in the face and tells her "Jumby wants to be born now," she begins to get frightened. Starring Gary Oldman, Odette Yustman, James Remar, Jane Alexander, Director David S. Goyer Special Features: Anamorphic Widescreen - 2.40 Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround English, French, Spanish Subtitles: English, SDH, French, Spanish - Unrated, Rated Additional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Runtime: 88 Minutes.

Director: David S. Goyer
Producer: Andrew Form
Producer: Brad Fuller
Producer: Dan Curtis
Producer: Michael Bay
Actor: Gary Oldman
Actor: Odette Yustman
Actor: Cam Gigandet
Actor: Meagan Good
Actor: James Remar
Actor: C S Lee
Actor: Craig J Harris
Actor: Ethan Cutkosky
Actor: Jane Alexander
Actor: Carla Gugino
Actor: Idris Elba
Actor: Rhys Coiro
Actor: Atticus Shaffer
Actor: Michael Sassone
Actor: Brian Boland
Actor: Mindy Suzanne Bell
Actor: Roslyn Alexander
Actor: Maury Cooper
Actor: Guy Van Swearingen
Actor: Tom Lowell
Actor: Lili Haydn
Actor: John Bryant (Bj)