The 3rd Guest
Ghost-hunters on a mission
Evie Kenneth is talented, driven and consumed with work until the unthinkable happens – her daughter dies suddenly. After burying her daughter, Evie turns to a former lover, Hart for comfort. He decides to take Evie with him on a ghost-hunting assignment that turns into a nightmare, when real paranormal events occur and the two must fight for their lives to survive from these unseen forces…
- 7.2
- 2023
- Released
- 1h 31m
Released
en
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The 3rd Guest, produced by Grey Star Entertainment and distributed by Indican Pictures, is a haunting, elegantly paced horror experience that proves atmosphere and emotion can be just as unsettling as any jump scare. At its heart is Nikki Kris, whose performance elevates the film from a standard ghost story into something deeply personal and psychologically rich. Kris plays Evie, a woman caught
In "The 3rd Guest," Nikki Kris plays the role of Evie, who finds herself caught in a web of supernatural events. Her on-screen presence injects a refreshing dose of humor into the horror genre, striking a perfect balance between levity and tension. The film's script is peppered with smart and snappy dialogue, allowing Kris to showcase her comedic timing and charm. Beyond the witty banter and
The 3rd Guest" had all the potential to be a gripping and suspenseful thriller, but unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. From the promising premise to the initial buildup, it seemed like an intriguing journey awaited the audience. However, as the story unfolded, it became evident that the film failed to deliver on its potential, leaving viewers feeling unsatisfied and somewhat disheartene
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