Crimson Peak

Name: Crimson Peak
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Romance, Drama, Thriller
Released: 2015-10-13
Duration: 119 min
Rating: 6.7

★ 6,7 /10 (5,306 Votes)

2015 EN 119 min

Overview

In the aftermath of a family tragedy, an aspiring author is torn between love for her childhood friend and the temptation of a mysterious outsider. Trying to escape the ghosts of her past, she is swept away to a house that breathes, bleeds… and remembers.

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Release date

13/10/2015

Votes

5,306

Popularity

10.1

Love makes monsters of us all.

Genres

Horror Mystery Romance Drama Thriller

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

119 min

Budget

$55,000,000

Revenue

$74,700,000

Website

www.crimsonpeakmovie.com

Mia Wasikowska

Edith Cushing

Jessica Chastain

Lady Lucille Sharpe

Tom Hiddleston

Sir Thomas Sharpe

Charlie Hunnam

Dr. Alan McMichael

Jim Beaver

Carter Cushing

Burn Gorman

Holly

Leslie Hope

Mrs. McMichael

Jonathan Hyde

Ogilvie

Doug Jones

Edith's Mother / Lady Sharpe

Bruce Gray

Ferguson

Emily Coutts

Eunice McMichael

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Alec Stockwell

Finlay

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Brigitte Robinson

Secretary Jane

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Gillian Ferrier

Society Girl

Tamara Hope

Society Girl

Kimberly-Sue Murray

Society Girl

Sofia Wells

Young Edith

Joanna Douglas

Maid Annie

Bill Lake

Coroner

Jim Watson

Shipping Agent

Javier Botet

Enola / Margaret / Pamela

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Peter Spence

Manager

Danny Waugh

Club Attendant

Sean Hewitt

Reverend

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William Healy

Young Alan

Matia Jackett

Young Eunice

Karen Glave

Maid

Khadijah Roberts-Abdullah

Maid

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John Carter Craig

Patient

Martin Julien

Postal Clerk

Brian Kaulback

Vendor

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Richard Kerr

Vendor

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Shane McPherson

Vendor

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Tim Blake

Reverend

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Thomas Dorey

Architect

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Erik Bauersfield

Additional Voices (voice)

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Joan Washington

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Beatrice Basso

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Mitzi McCall

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Susanne Blakeslee

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Drew Davis

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T.J. McGibbon

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Anneliese Goldman

Additional Voices (voice)

Jenna Weir

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Amanda Smith

Beatrice (uncredited)

Laura Waddell

Pamela Upton (uncredited)

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The feasting of the eyes comes to mind when realizing the polished opulence of writer-director Guillermo del Toro’s Gothic supernatural production Crimson Peak. Undeniably luscious and wonderfully bizarre, Crimson Peak is a psycho-sexual thriller that resonates with the enticing visual senses and registers with the proper amount of off-kilter seduction and twisted charm. For filmmaker del Toro his unconventional narratives have always been peppered in exquisite bounciness regardless of their hit-or-miss effectiveness. In joining past del Toro genre-ridden offerings that range from the revered …

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> Ghosts are real, that much she knows. Seen all the Del Toro films, but this one was not any good compared to his recent year's class. The film has his signature mark, the gothic style atmosphere, visually spectacular, but the story did not strike as expected. Definitely my blame is on the writing department. Though the actors were so much better in their character exhibition, especially the lead trio. The opening convinced it will going to be a terrifying horror. Seriously? The writer brought ghosts for a concept, but ended penning a fantasy-thriller. In the middle of the narration the…

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Jane Eyre meets House of Usher with ghosts of the past RELEASED IN 2015 and written & directed by Guillermo del Toro, "Crimson Peak” is a Gothic drama/mystery/horror about a young woman (Mia Wasikowska) in the opening years of the 1900s who falls in love with a mysterious English man (Tom Hiddleston) and moves from Buffalo, NY, to a creepy English manor, where his weird older sister also lives (Jessica Chastain). Ghosts of the past make themselves known, ultimately leading to the truth. Aside from Jane Eyre and House of Usher, both of which have been filmed several times, “Crimson Peak” …

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