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The Scary of Sixty-First

The Scary of Sixty-First

Directed by Dasha Nekrasova

While out apartment hunting, college pals Noelle and Addie stumble upon the deal of a lifetime: a posh duplex on Manhattan's Upper East Side. But soon after moving in, a more sinister picture of the apartment emerges when a mysterious woman arrives and claims the property used to belong to the infamous and recently-deceased Jeffrey Epstein. A SHUDDER EXCLUSIVE.

Two roommates' lives are upended after finding out that their new Manhattan apartment harbors a dark secret.

Cast: Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Mark Rapaport

Member Reviews

Very very good, would watch again. Im ashamed of the commenters that keep getting caught on "the Epstein scandal, bad camera work or poor acting" when that was obviously not entirely the point of the film. It beautifully brings awareness of the mental state of victims of sexual abuse and the ignorance of their struggles. The main character was heartbreaking and the plot was well-established from beginning to end.

paganosalinger
6 days ago

It’s easy for one to discern the reviews which are affected by biases. The “camera work is terrible” should be a dead giveaway. The camerawork is fine. People will pick trivial aspects of a film to attack, as most viewership do not pay the slightest attention, nor is it objective. This was not made by some rightoid, it was made by a large group of people who worked hard to create an indie film. Extra skull added for this being shot on film.

PersuasiveGhost
4 weeks ago

Okay: the scariest thing about this film is the fact that someone decided to green-light it in the first place. Seriously, I’ve seen better film left by cheap detergent; if there was a way to somehow get the time back that I wasted watching this detritus, I’d be first in line, but since we all know THAT will never happen, I guess my next best option will be to drink myself into forgetting this wannabe arthouse dipshittery. The Chooch was not impressed.

ChoochBartucci
2 months ago

Extremely important to the history of cinema.

belowmyclavicle
2 months ago

the greatest movie ever made. dasha nekrasova is a genius, her artistry cannot be denied!!

rydelrey
3 months ago