Paranormal Island 2014
"Nothing Good Happens After Closing"
Marty Murray's 2014 chilling thriller *Paranormal Island* drops three college students into a nightmare after they miss the last ferry home from a remote lakeside bar.
Director: Marty Murray
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Paranormal Island (2014) about?
Three college students take a summer job bartending at a remote island bar, only to realize they've missed the last ferry home. As night falls, they're hunted by a paranormal caretaker tied to the bar's tragic history of suicide and haunting.
Who directed Paranormal Island?
Marty Murray directed this 2014 horror-thriller, known for his work in atmospheric, low-budget supernatural films.
Who stars in Paranormal Island?
The film features Ben Elliott, Brian Christensen, and Randy Wayne as the trapped bartenders, joined by Briana Evigan and Lance Henriksen in pivotal roles.
Is Paranormal Island (2014) worth watching?
If you enjoy tight, atmospheric horror with classic haunted-island vibes, *Paranormal Island* delivers. While not groundbreaking, its 82-minute runtime keeps the scares efficient, and Henriksen's performance adds gravitas to the supernatural stakes.
How long is Paranormal Island?
The film runs for 82 minutes, perfect for a single-session binge without overstaying its welcome.
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About Paranormal Island (2014) — A Haunting Bartending Job Gone Wrong
Marty Murray's 2014 chilling thriller *Paranormal Island* drops three college students into a nightmare after they miss the last ferry home from a remote lakeside bar. Perched on an island rumored to be haunted for over a century, the bar's dark past resurfaces when the trio discovers the previous owner's tragic suicide left something far more sinister in its wake. As night falls, a spectral caretaker begins to stalk them, turning a dream job into a desperate fight for survival against forces that defy explanation.
With eerie isolation and relentless tension, *Paranormal Island* blends slow-burn dread with jump-scare precision, embodying the classic haunted-island trope while delivering a fresh, claustrophobic twist. The film's moody atmosphere is heightened by Randy Wayne's determined protagonist, Briana Evigan's resourceful energy, and the ominous presence of Lance Henriksen, whose portrayal of the haunted caretaker lingers long after the credits roll.