Sarah Snook and Mark Webber co-star in a spiritually tainted horror feature set in the Deep South

Although its pivotal secret won't pass any great scrutiny, the horror-thriller "Jessabelle," not to be confused with the recent shocker "Annabelle," is a wat...

Monica Costillo reviews the new feature from Kevin Greutert, "Jessebelle."

Secrets are buried deep in the bayou in this muck of a horror pic. The titular Southern belle (Sarah Snook) is convalescing in a wheelchair after she loses h...

A young woman (Sarah Snook) discovers some unsavory family secrets in the occasionally shivery, overly familiar horror flick “Jessabelle.” The script’s...

In the horror movie “Jessabelle,” a woman returns to her childhood home to recover from a car accident and finds unsettling videotapes of her mother tell...

In the horror movie “Jessabelle,” a woman returns to her childhood home to recover from a car accident and finds unsettling videotapes of her mother tell...

The story's potential is short-changed for cheap scares that just are not scary enough and a preposterous plot that won't withstand the most cursory examination

A Bayou-set horror movie strands its heroine in Southern Gothic country.

Disturbing family secrets make for an unexpectedly touching mother-daughter story between Sarah Snook and Joelle Carter, but the scares are mostly missing

Not to be confused with “Annabelle” (although that could only help commercially), “Jessabelle” serves up a murky and underwhelming cauldron of Southe...

A wheelchair-bound young woman and a creepy Louisiana house.