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Some Kind of Hate
2015
In this chilling thriller, relentless bullying turns Lincoln's life into a waking nightmare. Sent to a remote school for troubled teens, he faces fresh torments until he unwittingly awakens Moira, a vengeful spirit driven to madness by the very cruelty that killed her. Now, she exacts blood-soaked revenge on those who wronged her, dragging Lincoln into a descent into terror and despair.
Runtime: 82 min
Box Office: $2.4M
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Ratings:
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28
Metascore
5.8
User Score
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38%
TOMATOMETER
17%
User Score
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4.6 /10
IMDb Rating
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47.0
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As troubled teenager Lincoln Taggert (Taggert) navigates the uncharted territories of Mind's Eye Academy reform camp, he finds solace in the unlikely camaraderie with roommate Isaac and tentative romantic interest from Kaitlin. The tranquil atmosphere is disrupted by the sudden appearance of Moira, a ghostly apparition with a penchant for vengeance. Her eerie presence is fueled by Lincoln's own pent-up anger, which she exploits to wreak havoc on his tormentors.
The camp's New Age disciplinary approach, led by head guru Jack Iverson (Iverson), is put to the test as Moira's malevolent spirit begins to take its toll. Former students Krauss and Christine, now assisting with the teaching staff, are drawn into the maelstrom of supernatural violence. The boundaries between reality and the afterlife blur as Moira's ghostly form continues to wreak havoc.
As Lincoln becomes increasingly entangled in Moira's vengeful schemes, he is forced to confront the dark secrets of his own past. Kaitlin, once a bully herself, has a crisis of conscience when she discovers her former victim is now among the camp's residents. This revelation sparks a chain reaction of events that leaves Lincoln questioning the true nature of Moira's power and his own capacity for revenge.
Moira's wrath knows no bounds as she targets those who have wronged her in life, including Willie, Derek, and even Iverson himself. The camp's residents are left reeling from the unrelenting onslaught of supernatural violence, with Lincoln at the center of it all. As Moira's malevolent energy continues to escalate, the very fabric of reality begins to unravel, plunging the characters into a world of chaos and destruction.
As tensions simmered, Moira confronted Christine about the deception that had shrouded Christine's true involvement in her demise. The revelation sent shockwaves as it emerged that Christine was, in fact, the mastermind behind Moira's untimely passing, with Krauss and Iverson serving as unwitting accomplices to the suicide cover-up. In a stunning turn of events, Christine's desperation led her to take matters into her own hands, ending with her inadvertently blowing off her own head after shooting at Moira.
Meanwhile, Kaitlin had been harboring deep feelings for Lincoln, confessing her love and subsequently freeing him from his prison-like existence. United in their quest for justice, they confronted the vengeful spirit of Moira. However, when Moira gained the upper hand against Kaitlin, Lincoln made the ultimate sacrifice, setting himself ablaze to extinguish the malevolent force that had consumed them all. As Kaitlin frantically battled to put out the flames engulfing Lincoln's lifeless body, her grief and rage culminated in a violent confrontation with Moira, ending with a brutal blow delivered by the fire extinguisher that left Moira's head shattered.
In a chilling epilogue, a young girl's fervent wish for her tormentors to meet their demise inadvertently summoned Moira, setting the stage for further terror to unfold.