The Haunting of Sharon Tate
Based on one of Hollywood’s most chilling murder cases, this spellbinding thriller follows 26-year-old actress Sharon Tate (Hilary Duff), a rising star about to have her first baby with her husband, director Roman Polanski. Plagued by terrifying premonitions, Sharon sees her worst nightmares come to life with the appearance of Charles Manson and his deadly cult.
OK @Trvrsthomas
Hilary Duff is great in this but this movie is a piece of crap and not accurate....
Don't Bother @PoliteTomato
I get the message the creators of this movie were going for but TBH they could have -- and should have -- used fictional events. Using the notoriety of the deaths of Tate and the others was just tasteless. The acting was terrible, dialogue was stiled and forced. Don't waste your time on this one.
Beautiful & Scary at the same time! @R. Andres
This movie is so Beautiful yet Scary at the same time! I have researched the Manson events for many years now. True crime has always been my genre. What I will say is Watch this movie with an opened mind. The film takes place in a alternate universe. It’s told through Sharon Tate’s eyes, seeing life through “rose colored glasses” as she was quoted as saying. It’s been documented that Sharon Tate gave an interview to FATE MAGAZINE in 1970 Which she states seeing something paranormal. And because of this, it made the film more genuine for me. “I saw something or someone tied to the staircase,” Sharon told the reporter. She said she couldn’t tell if it was a man or woman, but in her vision, she got the distinct feeling it was supposed to be either her or Jay Sebring. The person tied to the stairs had their throat slit. She then went into the “playroom” to get a drink, as she felt unnerved, and hazy. She got the feeling that she should open a shelf on the bookcase, which she did. She then pushed a button that revealed a secret liquor cabinet. While drinking, she pinched herself, and felt nothing. She then had a district feeling that she should pull away a strip of wallpaper at the bottom of the bar. She did, and then pinched herself again. Still feeling nothing, she became relieved, believing the whole event to be a dream.. As she makes her way back to bed, she once again passes the figure tied to the stairs, gushing blood, and past the strange man upstairs. She climbed into bed, and went to bed. In the morning, Jay Sebring returned, and Sharon told him about her “dream.” They made their way down to the playroom, only to discover that the liquor cabinet was still open, and the wallpaper had been torn from the bottom of the bar. This movie ‘The Haunting Of Sharon Tate’ takes place around the dream. Again, watch it with an open mind.
Too soon @Bgbdbrd
and it will probably always be too soon to see a movie about this nightmare...
Worst movie ever @oodelallyx
This might be the worst movie I have seen. With a Tomometer of 15% I can only guess that the crew is the one doing the reviews on iTunes. Awful performances by everyone, directing was painful, and the sound sounded like it was dubbed. Super distracting. I wish it was so bad it was funny. But not even that.