After watching the trailer for the movie BELOW, I’ve come up with two simple realizations. The first is that Mischa Barton will never be a movie star, and the second is that WALLED IN is an awful title. This out-of-nowhere horror film is expected to hit theatres, but I predict a direct-to-dvd fate, much like Barton’s other cinematic efforts. In it, she plays the co-owner of a demolition company (great casting, guys) who discovers the structure she’s about to destroy has a sinister past. Granted, the trailer does have some chilling flashes, but they showed us the whole movie. So yeah, this will either hit the bins directly, or enjoy an opening weekend of $18.6 million for the number one spot.
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