Lock Trailer (1983)

01 January 1983 Horror, Thriller 80 mins

After her eleven year old daughter Cathy befalls a freak accident, Danielle is in a state of catatonic paralysis. Daily, she hears her daughter's voice, telling tell her that her disappearance was no accident. A multitude of supernatural event make progressively Roger, the father, and Fanny, wife of service, become aware of a presence in the house. One night, Roger and Fanny are persecuted by the presence of a devilish laugh that resembles the girl.

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Cast

Roger Van Hool as Roger

Danièle Denie as Danièle

Fanny Magier as Fanny

Catherine Denie as Catherine

International Titles

Shocking Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 01 January 1983

Production Companies

Cinex

Les Films Gais et en Couleur

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