“The Inhabitant” – Legendary [MOVIE REVIEW]
Horror is most assuredly not my genre, but good films are. Writer Kevin Bachar and director Jerren Lauder have made a film that transcends genre and finds a way to layer psychology, teen angst, and family drama into the fright. The story of Lizzie Borden and her axe murders are at the heart and soul of “The Inhabitant.” Legend has it that the curse of Lizzie has been passed down through her descendents in Fall River, Massachusetts, site of the original murders. There have been many mysterious deaths and supernatural events over the years. We are about to see more. Odessa A’zion as Tara in “The Inhabitant.” Photo courtesy of Lionsgate and Gravitas Ventures. Tara, the teenage daughter of Emily and Ben, a descendent of the Bordens through her mother, has recently been haunted by visions of a woman in an ethereal white dress, roaming the halls of her home in Fall River. Tara, unable to shake the visions, has been having difficulties of late. The wife of the child she has been babysitting has recently disappeared. Her teammate on the soccer team who has been bullying her on the field, goes missing. Her boyfriend is about to leave for Stanford, causing her no end of angst. Tara is…
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