Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- March 31, 2017 (9 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 34m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
- Tags
- Companies
- Eggplant Picture & Sound, Movie Trailer House, Paris Film, Traveling Picture Show Company (TPSC), Unbroken Pictures, Zed Filmworks
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Emma RobertsJoan Marsh

Kiernan ShipkaKat

Lucy BoyntonRose

James RemarBill

Lauren HollyLinda

Peter J. GrayRick

Emma HolzerLizzy

Matthew StefiukRanger

Greg EllwandFather Brian

Elana KrauszMs. Prescott

Heather Tod MitchellMrs. Drake
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Crew View all

Oz PerkinsDirector & Writer
Alphonse GhosseinProducer
Rob ParisProducer
Robert MenziesProducer
Carissa BuffelExecutive Producer
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External reviews
‘February’: TIFF ReviewEmma Roberts, Kiernan Shipka and Lucy Boynton star as young women connected to supernatural goings on at a girls' boarding school in writer-director Osgood P...
Review: Osgood Perkins' 'The Blackcoat's Daughter' offers a different type of horror experienceIn a very short window, writer-director Osgood Perkins has established himself as an outstanding horror filmmaker.
[Review] The Blackcoat’s DaughterOsgood Perkins’ debut feature, The Blackcoat’s Daughter - originally known as February at its premiere at TIFF last year - is a stylish exercise in dread...
Film Review: ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’An atmospheric and suspenseful indie with a subtle but unmistakable retrograde feel.


