Channels: Only The Living Can Be Monsters

The broth of supernatural suspense was already simmering, it only needed three final ingredients to boil over- the young kissing cousins Megyn, McKenna and Little Sean. Ghosts and children are a titillating dish served in this Gothic Thriller set at the Channels property, lonely and fraught with streams, bridges, dams and cascading canals on the WWII Home Front. As the wood culled from the graveyard burns on the hearth and the storm of the decade swirls around them the sybaritic adolescents find themselves players in a hundred ghost stories that permeate their claustrophobic night world with Gothic suspense. Murder and ghosts await at every turn and in every hall and room as Sean, supported by the unanticipated Airedale, Dodger, strives heroically to get his girls through each night alive. "Channels" surpasses other haunted houses fiction by delving deeply into the psychology and sensation of fear, proving once and for all that only the living can be monsters. Think "The Turn of the Screw" meets "The Woman in Black" with shots fired and supernatural chaos. Join us for a deep tissue chill!

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