The Premonition
Directed by Robert Allen Schnitzer
When a woman tries to kidnap her daughter, the girl’s foster mom begins having horrific visions. Unable to deny that his wife’s premonitions are real, her husband turns to a parapsychologist for help. Together, they must solve the metaphysical mystery and save the young girl from a tragic fate. Drawing on a fascination with New Age mysticism, director Robert Allen Schnitzer crafted this dreamlike chiller, as genuinely scary as the similarly themed classics DON’T LOOK NOW, THE BROOD and LET’S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH. Virtually unknown today, it’s ripe for rediscovery.
When a woman tries to kidnap her daughter, the girl’s foster mom suffers horrific visions.
Cast: Sharon Farrell, Edward Bell, Ellen Barber, Richard Lynch
Member Reviews
Spoilers - I really enjoyed this movie it had such a dark grainy creepy feel to it. Story and title of the movie will all make sense once you watch the movie, weird how adopted dad shows little emotions over his daughter. I love the ending and its just a really well done movie maybe not horror exactly but still good.
Motherhood makes one / go mad and see what might be / happening not here.
Honestly hats off to the acting they are very believable. This is a differant type of scare. As a mother to 2 beutiful teenage girls i felt the scare of the secrets that teenagers have and mental health. Its a slower thought and feeling provoking scare.... If that makes sense lol 🤔🤔
Jude the Clown was particularly good
As a psychic, this is one of my all-time favorites. Wowwwwza.