Another horror film is "The tale of Two Sisters," was made in the USA and Canada and released on May 29, 2009, directed by Charles Guard and Thomas Guard.
This movie has two versions, one made in Japan and one in the USA.
After her mother died in a fire, young Anna (Emily Browning) attempts suicide. As a result, he will stop at a treatment clinic. Ten months later, Anna still does not remember what happened the night her mother died. Despite this, Dr. Silberling (Dean Paul Gibson) resigns him. Anna is then taken back home by her father, Steven (David Strathairn), a successful writer. There she meets Rachel Summers (Elizabeth Banks), her mother's nurse, as her stepmother and also her sister, Alex (Arielle Kebbel). Soon Anna is haunted by ghosts, which make her believe that Rachel killed her mother.
This movie does not have a trailer available to post on the blog.
Lastly we have "Saw", released February 4, 2005 with direction of James Wan and made in the USA.
Jigsaw is a trademark murderer: he leaves his victims with a scar in the form of jigsaw puzzles, which causes them to commit agonizing acts to save themselves. Detective David Tapp (Danny Glover) is assigned to investigate the murders as well as to capture its perpetrator. But the evasive path followed by Jigsaw leads the detective to develop an obsession with capturing him
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