Presence, Steven Soderbergh's new haunted house movie, has a big mystery at its center and we're digging into that mystery.

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The movie offers a unique take on the haunted house genre by presenting the story from the perspective of the ghost inhabiting the home. The narrative follows a family moving into a new house ...

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Steven Soderbergh’s latest film, Presence, is a ghost story like no other, anchored by its shocking ending that finally puts all the pieces together. In Presence, which premiered Jan. 24 ...

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As the story unfolds, viewers are desperate to uncover who is the ghost in Presence and how the haunting connects to the film's chilling climax. Here are all the details, including who the ghost ...

Presence, his excellent new film and his first real foray into the horror genre, is shot entirely from the perspective of a ghost who inhabits a house where a new family has moved in. In the hands ...

What could be a typical scary movie is elevated by the aesthetic choice to tell the story from the ghost's point-of-view, so you see it drifting around the house, listening in on conversations ...

As with many ghost stories, the presence in “Presence” has a good reason to haunt its house. After watching on as the Payne family turns against one another, the Presence that drifts around ...