About Mary

Mary is an American horror film released in 2019. The plot revolves around a struggling family who buys an old ship at an auction with high hopes of starting a charter business. Upon embarking on their maiden journey, strange and frightening events begin to terrorize the family, causing them to turn on one another. They must discover the ship's secret or they may not survive their haunted journey.

Making / Production

The film is directed by Michael Goi, written by Anthony Jaswinski and produced by Scott Lambert and Alexandra Milchan. The film intertwines elements of horror and mystery, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that captivates the audience.

Actors

• Gary Oldman: He plays the role of David, the family man who purchases the haunted ship. Oldman brings intensity and commitment to the character.
• Emily Mortimer: She plays the role of Sarah, David’s wife. Mortimer brilliantly portrays a woman pushed to the brink of sanity by the escalating supernatural events.
• Stefanie Scott: She plays the role of Lindsay, the family's teenager who is also caught up in the horrifying experience. Scott effectively encapsulates a teenager's fears and insecurities.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film, being centered on a haunted vessel, required much of the filming to be done on an actual ship. This posed unique challenges for the cast and crew.
• Dedicated to maintaining authenticity, director Michael Goi chose an actual ship, rather than a set, to give the film a realistic feel.

Awards

While the movie did not receive any significant awards, it did resonate with a portion of its audience, particularly those inclined towards horror and supernatural genres.

Quotes

• "She wants to take us down. One by one!" – David (Gary Oldman)
• "We're doomed. This ship has a bloody history."
• "Is she real or is she in our head?" – Sarah (Emily Mortimer)

Music, Soundtrack

• The ominous soundtrack composed by The Newton Brothers adds to the haunting aura of the film, creating a nerve-racking and suspenseful atmosphere.
• While the film does not feature any notable commercial songs, it left an impact on the audience through its intense background score that coincided with the horror elements of the movie.