100 Feet

After serving time for killing her abusive husband, Marnie Watson returns to her New York home under house arrest. An electronic ankle monitor confines her to a small radius around the property, and a detective who worked with her late husband watches from a car across the street, waiting for her to slip. The greater danger, though, is inside the house: her husband's violent spirit is still there, and it is bent on revenge. Marnie must survive both the surveillance outside and the haunting within.

The film is a horror feature written and directed by Eric Red, his second outing as director after Bad Moon. It was produced by Ed Elbert, Jonathan Sanger and Sarah Black through several companies, including Voltage Pictures. Famke Janssen leads as Marnie, with Bobby Cannavale, Ed Westwick, Michael Paré, Patricia Charbonneau and John Fallon in supporting roles.

Made for around 10 million dollars, the film took in roughly 1 million worldwide, a modest return against its cost. On TMDB it holds a 5.7 rating from 353 votes.