I Still See You (2018)
What if your whole world was haunted?
Director: Scott Speer · Writer: Jason Fuchs
Ten years after an apocalyptic event left the world haunted by ghosts, Veronica 'Ronnie' Calder receives a threatening message from beyond the grave. Joining forces with a mysterious classmate, Kirk, Ronnie descends into a shadow world that blurs the bounds of the living and the dead—and begins a desperate race against time to stop a cunning killer.
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Director
Scott Speer
Cast
Bella Thorne
Veronica 'Ronnie' Calder 
Richard Harmon
Kirk 
Dermot Mulroney
August 
Amy Price-Francis
Mrs. Calder 
Shaun Benson
Mr. Calder 
Louis Herthum
Doctor Steiner 
Thomas Elms
Brian 
Sara Thompson
Janine 
David Lawrence Brown
Principal Pescatelli 
Hugh Dillon
Mathison 
Stephanie Moroz
Kerry
Micah Kennedy
Chandler User Reviews (2)
Many times there are movies with great ideas behind them but the execution absolutely didn’t live up to the potential. I Still See You is about a world which there’s an “event” centered around Chicago (not sure what Hollywood has against that city) in which specters have suddenly become visible, but only for a few minutes, doing routines they did when they were living. 10 years after the “event”, a government program gone awry, the film follows Veronica Calder (BELLA THORNE) whose father had died amongst hundreds, if not thousands, of others. She’s a typical teenager though living in a world where the Federal government has a Spectral Affairs, attending high school. There, she’s captivated by loner Kirk Lane (RICHARD HARMON) whom is considered a truther, believing there is more going on as more and more specters, also known as rems (short of remnants), have begun appea…
67/100 An experiment gone awry killing thousands. The ghosts of those killed becomes a part of the lives of the living, even though they cannot interact ...or can they? I found this fascinating. The premise is quite unique (I knew nothing about the book). It's slow paced and isn't heavy on frights but the story was complex with quite a few minor twists and turns and had me fully engaged throughout. Once again, if you're going to analyze it to death, you won't like it. Just enjoy the ride, it's a good one. -- DrNostromo.com
