Jason Figgis’ Winifred Meeks Makes Its Domestic DVD Debut From Bayview Entertainment On Apr. 27
Bayview Entertainment announced this past week that writer/director Jason Figgis’ haunted house horror tale, Winifred Meeks, will be making its domestic DVD debut on Apr. 27.
Anna James (Lara Belmont (The War Zone, Dolls Don’t Cry, Rise of the Footsoldier) is a popular teen-centric novelist, who has decided to rent a remote cottage, the Seaview House, to turn out her next book. Once settle in, she begins to have an uneasy feeling about the place … could it be of her own making? After all, she picked this remote place (filmed in the English countryside, Suffolk) to get away from some personal “issues” in her life.
In any case, while working she begins to hear those “things that go bump in the night” sounds, or as she describes it, odd happenings,” and, being a writer, these noises pique her interest as to the history of this picturesque place … what mysteries lie within, that sort of thing.
As fellow writer Edgar Allan Poe could have forewarned, take no notice of those noises as they soon may play tricks and games with the mind … especially one so fragile. Anna soon discovers the tragic tale of Winifred Meeks (played by Julie Abbott — Our Town) and begins to suspect that Meeks is haunting her former home.
A reasonable person, once the terror settles in, would seek shelter elsewhere, but too late for Anna James, she will confront this spirit … or die trying!!
For lovers of ghost stories, Bayview Entertainment has you in mind on Apr. 27 with the DVD debut of Winifred Meeks.
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Successful writer Anna James (Lara Belmont – “Rise of the Footsoldier”, “The War Zone”) rents a remote farmhouse in England to begin work on the latest of a series of teen crime novels – The Emma Hart Mysteries. Initially, the setting seems perfect, but soon her idyll becomes unsettled by the presence of an unquiet spirit – that of the former lady of the house, Winifred Meeks (played by newcomer Julie Abbott). As Anna delves into her writing – while a deadline looms – she also determines to uncover the history of the property and with that, unwittingly move closer to a disturbing confrontation with the tragic figure that continues to hold sway within the walls of Seaview House.
No bluray of this visually gorgeous film? No thanks, I’ll stick to the download.