Curse of the Talisman 2001
"The past unlocked. A myth released."
In *Curse of the Talisman (2001)*, directed by Colin Budds, a simple favor spirals into teenage horror when a mysterious statue unlocks a supernatural force in Jeremy Campbell's basement.
Director: Colin Budds
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Curse of the Talisman (2001) about?
A teenager receives a haunted statue and set of charms, only to awaken a supernatural force that threatens his safety. As he tries to impress classmates and solve the mystery, the talisman's dark history resurfaces with terrifying consequences.
Who directed Curse of the Talisman?
Colin Budds directed this 2001 horror TV movie, blending teenage drama with supernatural suspense.
Who stars in Curse of the Talisman?
The film stars Jesse Spencer as Jeremy Campbell, Tempany Deckert as Miranda, Sara Gleeson as Fiona, and Rod Mullinar as Priest Eccleston.
Is Curse of the Talisman (2001) worth watching?
For horror fans seeking a compact, atmospheric TV movie, *Curse of the Talisman* offers mild scares and a nostalgic early-2000s vibe. While not groundbreaking, its blend of teen drama and supernatural mystery makes it a decent pick for casual viewers.
How long is Curse of the Talisman?
The film runs for 92 minutes.
About Curse of the Talisman (2001) — A Teen Horror Mystery Unfolds
In *Curse of the Talisman (2001)*, directed by Colin Budds, a simple favor spirals into teenage horror when a mysterious statue unlocks a supernatural force in Jeremy Campbell's basement. The teen, played by Jesse Spencer, becomes obsessed with a cryptic talisman that awakens an eerie presence—rumored to be a hibernating bat—while he navigates school life and a Halloween party invitation. The film blends small-town adolescence with supernatural dread, as Miranda and Fiona, played by Tempany Deckert and Sara Gleeson, add romantic tension to the unfolding mystery.
As Jeremy digs deeper, he uncovers a priest's forgotten warnings and a chilling legend tied to the statue's origins. The atmosphere crackles with unease, mixing gothic horror with the everyday anxieties of youth. With a runtime of 92 minutes, this TV movie delivers a concise but effective tale of curiosity turning into peril.