In the sweltering, moss-draped town of Palmetto Falls, paranormal investigator Jack Miles is a skeptic haunted by his own past. When a mysterious femme fatale hires him to unravel three interconnected hauntings, he discovers a malevolent force that feeds on grief and memory. As the veil between worlds thins, Jack must confront not only vengeful spirits but also his own buried trauma. With each séance and spectral encounter, the chilling atmosphere grows thicker, and the truth becomes more terrifying than any ghost story. A slow-burn Southern gothic nightmare that will linger long after the credits roll.
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In the sweltering, moss-draped town of Palmetto Falls, paranormal investigator Jack Miles is a skeptic haunted by his own past. When a mysterious femme fatale hires him to unravel three interconnected hauntings, he discovers a malevolent force that feeds on grief and memory. As the...
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Palmetto Haunting was released in 2010.
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User Reviews
“The atmosphere is thick and oppressive, just how I like it. The story takes its time, but the payoff is a genuinely creepy sequence that had me checking my corners. For me, it's a solid haunted house flick with a few rough edges.”
“Not bad, but not great. The acting is a bit wooden at times, and the scares are more psychological than jumpy, which works for some but not me. Still, the southern gothic vibe is unique and kept me interested.”
“This one surprised me. The story weaves three hauntings together in a clever way, and the lead's arc feels personal. The climax is a bit rushed, but the buildup is worth it. If you're tired of cheap jump scares, give this a shot.”
“I wanted to like it more, but for me, it dragged in the middle. The atmosphere was great, but the scares were few and far between. The ending felt like it ran out of ideas. It's an okay watch if you're bored, but not essential horror.”























































































