Spirits 2014
"An experiment in terror."
Spirits (2014), Todd Sheets' chilling horror gem, plunges four high school friends into a night of dread at ShadowView Manor.
Director: Todd Sheets
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Spirits (2014) about?
Spirits (2014) follows four friends who return to ShadowView Manor for a paranormal investigation, only to discover the estate hides a terrifying secret tied to a séance gone wrong years earlier. As they dig deeper, they uncover a history of forbidden rituals that threaten to consume them all.
Who directed Spirits?
Spirits was directed by Todd Sheets, known for his work in indie horror films that blend supernatural scares with emotional depth.
Who stars in Spirits?
The film stars William Christopher Epperson, Jessica Hopkins, Dakota Lassen, and Raven Reed as the central group of friends.
Is Spirits (2014) worth watching?
For horror enthusiasts seeking a tense, atmospheric experience, Spirits (2014) delivers with its slow-burn scares and grounded storytelling. While it may not break new ground, its indie charm and eerie setting make it a solid pick for fans of classic haunted house horror.
How long is Spirits?
Spirits (2014) runs for 90 minutes.
About Spirits (2014) — When a paranormal investigation awakens the dead
Spirits (2014), Todd Sheets' chilling horror gem, plunges four high school friends into a night of dread at ShadowView Manor. Two years after a séance left the historic estate shrouded in whispers and tragedy, Raven reunites her childhood friends—Kota, William, and Jessica—for a ghost-hunting expedition. Yet when a cryptic janitor reveals eerie secrets about the manor's dark past, their curiosity curdles into terror as unseen forces drag them deeper into the shadows. With its claustrophobic corridors and relentless supernatural dread, this indie horror film weaves a tale of friendship tested by the unknown.
Directed with a raw, atmospheric edge, Spirits (2014) leans into classic horror tropes—haunted houses, restless spirits, and the terror of the unseen—while delivering a story rooted in betrayal and unresolved trauma. The film's tense pacing and unsettling visuals amplify the dread, making it a standout for fans of slow-burn horror with emotional stakes. As the friends confront the remnants of a ritual gone horribly wrong, the line between the living and the dead blurs, leaving audiences questioning what lurks beyond the veil.