Seconds Apart

Plot

Seth and Jonah are twins with a dangerous ability: telepathy. Things start to spiral out of their control as their classmates end up dying in twisted and bizarre ways…

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 5.6/10 (2,479 voted)

Director:
Antonio Negret

Stars: Orlando Jones, Edmund Entin, Gary Entin

Storyline
Seth and Jonah are twins with a dangerous ability: telepathy. Things start to spiral out of their control as their classmates end up dying in twisted and bizarre ways. The police suspect them. But, jealousy begins to divide them and soon they can no longer trust each other. Leading up to a horrific battle against themselves.

Cast:

Orlando Jones
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Detective Lampkin

Edmund Entin
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Jonah

Gary Entin
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Seth

Samantha Droke
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Eve

Morgana Shaw
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Rita Trimble

Louis Herthum
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Owen Trimble

Marc Macaulay
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Father Zinselmeyer

James DuMont
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Hardesty

Jennifer Foreman
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Katie Dunn

David Jensen
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Dr. Houska

Leticia Jimenez
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Maybel

Rusty Tennant
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Kirby

Chelsea Morgan Thomas
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Emily

T.J. Toups
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Homeless Man

Monica Acosta
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Spanish Teacher

Release Date: 7 July 2011

Filming Locations: Hammond, Louisiana, USA

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible:
At the party, as the twins are going into the basement, the shadow of the cameraman, with a camera on his shoulder, is visible.

User Review

Well – that was enjoyable!

Rating: 6/10


I have learned better than to simply take a good or poor IMDb score as
proof that a movie may be enjoyable.

I grabbed this movie, not expecting a whole lot, honestly. Having
recently tortured myself with Anthony Hopkins in the laughable "The
Rite", I figured this couldn't be nearly as bad.

And I was right. Sure, the plot is a bit predictable – but very well
shot. Color palate of the film matched the surroundings, and points for
the use of the creepy Gothic Southern manor.

The actors portraying the twins were really quite good, as were most of
the student roles. I don't really have an opinion one way or the other
about Orlando Jones, expect to say that he didn't annoy me in his
police officer role – neither over the top, nor dead in the water.

For a Tuesday night film, this far exceeded my expectations.

Well done!