Most Russian horror movies i've seen have been slightly
generic and resembling the Hollywood one's but they often have an
atmospheric feeling to them, and so also with this possessed by something
(maybe an Ice Demon ?) horror flick released by a
US company. Also, these films often have got fine soundtracks and cute
Alena Babak is fine in the main role (she was great
also in the 2015 The Queen of Spades:
The Black Rite (Pikovaya dama: Chyornyy obryad) but
still a kid then. Alena Babak
the Russian Scream Queen ?
In the intro of this film two women gets stuck in a
winter storm, raises a tent, finds a corpse buried in the snow and later
in the
night gets attacked by something monstruos trying to enter their tent.
One of the girls dies and the other one, Alya (Anastasia
Gribova) is in a coma and the found dead body in the snow is Matvei
Savelyeva (Andrey Marusin). He disappeared 10 years
ago and he's the father of Ksyusha Savelyeva (Alena Babak) and he's
somehow in a coma too even though he's really dead.

Above: Olga Lomonosova as Tanya Savelyeva in the
House of Ectoplasm
Young Ksyusha lives with her mother Tanya (Olga Lomonosova)
and her stepfather Misha (Aleksey Rozin) in a scruffy
looking house, The House of Ectoplasm, and her mother decides to bring
her ex-husband and Ksyusha's father home lying
in a coma. Something that Misha isn't very happy with as Tanya starts
acting creepy about having Matvei back home
and he also has to worry about his stepdaughter's company, teenage guy
Semyon (Gleb Kalyuzhnyy) who've stolen the
Magnum revolver of his cop father Fedya (Igor Khripunov) and maybe is
up to no good.
Vera is a doctor from the outside of the village who
investigates the mystery of Matvei, the living dead corpse, and soon
people start to die. Is there something demonic outside in the woods
and what happened 10 years ago ?
The film is presented in widescreen 2.39:1 with an russian audio DTS-HD
MA 5.1 or 2.0 and with english subtitles.
Blu-ray REGION A stated on sleeve. Only a Trailer as extra
Please note: A sticker on the outer hard sleeve