Occupant

Plot

25 year old Danny Hill's grandmother just died giving Danny the chance to move into her enormous rent controlled apartment in Manhattan…

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 4.3/10 (494 voted)

Director:
Henry Miller

Stars: Van Hansis, Cody Horn, Thorsten Kaye

Storyline
25 year old Danny Hill's grandmother just died giving Danny the chance to move into her enormous rent controlled apartment in Manhattan. Danny must lock himself in for twelve days before he can take over the lease. There's just one problem — he may not be the only occupant.

Cast:

Van Hansis
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Danny Hill

Cody Horn
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Sharleen Hunt

Thorsten Kaye
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Joe

Jamie Harrold
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Harold

Brian Berrebbi
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Building Manager

Veronica Cruz
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Medical Examiner

Domenico D'Ippolito
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Pizza Delivery Guy

Jerry Damons
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Young Cop

Lou Ferguson
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Luther

Edward Gelbinovich
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Hipster Tenant

Scott Gregory
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Phil (Danny's Roommate)

Derek Hedlund
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NYPD Sergeant

Ed Jewett
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New Doorman

Hayley Knafel
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Phil's Girlfriend

Christophe Lepage
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Hearse Driver

Details

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Release Date: 3 Jan 2011

Filming Locations: Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

User Review

Predictable and slow

Rating: 4/10


Not recommended. This movie was slow and predictable. If you've seen
the Shinning, then you have basically seen this movie. The acting was
well done and there were some cool shots, but the actual plot is one
that is constantly overdone. It never made me cringe and I rolled my
eyes at the complete utter predictability of it. It's a waste of time.
Really, it is. I have never looked at the clock so much during the
movie, wondering when it was going to end.

And also, I am not a person that is usually good at predicting things,
but this movie was so easy to predict. The other thing is, I didn't
really like the main character, due to the way he was presented in the
beginning, so the fact was that I didn't care at all as to what was
going to happen to him made the movie even more boring. It was a well
reviewed film by other users, which gave me the idea that it was
original and well done. IT ISN'T.