Two high school filmmakers decide to create the illusion of a haunting on an unsuspecting neighbor.

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The Good Neighbor (2016)

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★ 6.2/10 September 16, 2016 98 min

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Director: Kasra Farahani  ·  Writers: Mark Bianculli, Jeff Richard

Two high school filmmakers decide to create the illusion of a haunting on an unsuspecting neighbor.

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Director

Kasra Farahani Kasra Farahani

Cast

Logan Miller Logan Miller Ethan Keir Gilchrist Keir Gilchrist Sean James Caan James Caan Harold Grainey Bailey Noble Bailey Noble Carly Lili Reinhart Lili Reinhart Ashley Edwin Hodge Edwin Hodge Officer Palmer Laura Innes Laura Innes Caroline Anne Dudek Anne Dudek Elise Mindy Sterling Mindy Sterling Mae Tamlyn Tomita Tamlyn Tomita Heather Cromwell Nik Dodani Nik Dodani Sanjay Dean Cameron Dean Cameron Defense Attorney

User Reviews (1)

Reno
Reno February 4, 2018
★ 7/10

**Do all the secrets worth unfolding!!!** This is really refreshing. Something rare and unpredictable film in a thriller. Nice characters and the setting where all the story takes place. This is about two teenagers secretly trying to video document one of their neighbours after judging his character through several events of his life. So they place hidden cams in his house, expecting something twist to happen. As the story goes on, they face various troubles and what result they get in the end was a shocker. I think nicely written film. Not much fuzz about the characters or any events. Though there were some scene that puts the views on the edge of their seats. Overall a nicely made film, either quality or the quantity, totally acceptable. The actors too were good. The kids and then the Jame Caan. The suspense was the backbone of the film. It succeeded on that, but don't anticipate…