The Haunting of Borley Rectory (2019)

This is an ultra low budget affair, so don’t expect RADA quality acting, or Hollywood effects or dynamics or you’ll be disappointed. This is a well strung together narrative on a tiny budget which is sadly low on chills. The story is well set out, if a little tediously, though not reflecting the Borley myths at all, and the adding of Harry Price to the character list is a little haphazard. This page has the haunting of borley rectory 2019, watch online, the haunting of borley rectory 2019 free download, full movie hd.

The overall production is pleasing enough to pass an hour or so. The period is nicely captured, the setting bucolic enough, though the scares are mild, more of the slow building chiller type, but there are a few reasonable creeps, but if you’re a die-hard gore and jump-scare lover, then this film won’t be for you.There is enough promise in the overall product to suggest that the production team could well produce something much better in the future should they ever get the funding and recognition to follow up this commendable effort. Filmxy has The Haunting of Borley Rectory (2019) Online Full Movie, The Haunting of Borley Rectory (2019) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Zach Clifford, Rad Brown, Sonera Angel.

The Haunting of Borley Rectory is a supernatural horror based on the most haunted house in England. It is set during the Second World War and centred around an injured American serviceman who is sent to the English countryside to listen to German radio signals and translate them. While there he explores the local area and soon comes across the ruins of Borley Rectory, where he encounters the apparition of a Nun who haunts the ruins of the Rectory that mysteriously burnt down just before the start of WWII. This evil presence follows him to the cottage he is staying at and his nightmares start to overlap into reality, so he calls on Harry Price, the famous paranormal investigator, to come and help him solve the mystery of the nun of Borley. 

The movie makes good use of its rural location, babbling brooks, bird song and a creepy sound track all add to the spooky atmosphere, and there is some excellent period detail – including some corking 1940s hairstyles, but it is let down by flat performances from the cast and a tendency to plod. This British indie horror still managed to hit #4 in the Amazon Horror charts, and is the first consistently good feature by prolific director Steven M. Smith (Doll Cemetery; The Howling; The Doll Master; Haunted).