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Jun 20, 1980 · The Hearse: Directed by George Bowers. With Trish Van Devere, Joseph Cotten, David Gautreaux, Donald Hotton. A schoolteacher moves into her deceased aunt's home in a small town, only to find herself plagued by supernatural occurrences and unexplained hostility from the local townspeople connected to her aunt's past.
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- Drama, Horror, Thriller
- George Bowers
- 1980-06-20
Nov 9, 2023 · Richard Foreman Jr./A24 and Paramount+ with Showtime. By James Poniewozik. Nov. 9, 2023. “It’s a mishegas,” Whitney Siegel (Emma Stone), a convert to Judaism, says to her husband, Asher ...
- James Poniewozik
Advertisement. "The Hearse" is perhaps this summer's best example of an Idiot Plot. The idiot in the movie is a young woman, played by Trish Van Devere in the spirit of a detergent commercial, who decides to move to a small town to live in the house of her dead aunt. She makes this decision (we learn in a pointless scene with a psychiatrist ...
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Jun 23, 2020 · The Hearse * (1980, Trish Van Devere, Joseph Cotten, David Gautreaux) – Classic Movie Review 9952. Director George Bowers’s 1980 film The Hearse stars Trish Van Devere as San Francisco schoolteacher Jane Hardy, who for the summer moves into an old house inherited from her deceased devil worshipper aunt in the rural town of Blackford, and is frightened by the forces of darkness.
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