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February (2015)

93 min · Mysterie, Obsession, drama film, horror film, thriller film

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The story

In February, students at the prestigious Bramford Academy, a Catholic boarding school in upstate New York, are about to be picked up by their parents for a week-long break. Kat, a freshman, and Rose, a senior student, are left behind. Suspecting she may be pregnant, Rose has lied to her parents about the vacation dates to buy time. Kat has a premonitory dream of her parents dying in a car crash. That night, Rose departs with her boyfriend to inform him of the pregnancy. Meanwhile, Kat receives a call. Hours later, Rose returns and finds Kat in the boiler room, repeatedly prostrating before the boiler.

Original title
February
First release year
2015
Runtime (minutes)
93
Production countries
Canada; United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Osgood Perkins
Writers
Osgood Perkins · writer
Cast and characters
Emma Roberts; Kiernan Shipka; Lucy Boynton; Lauren Holly; James Remar
Genres
supernatural; psychological horror; thriller
Setting
A Catholic boarding school in upstate New York during February.
Premise and plot tags
supernatural thriller; psychological horror; religious horror
Content notes
horror
Reported review scores
Rotten Tomatoes · score: 77% · review count: 77; Metacritic · score: 68 · scale: 100 · review count: 17
Production trivia
The film was retitled from February to The Blackcoat's Daughter.; The film was included in The New York Times list of "13 Scariest Horror Movies to Watch" in 2020.; The film was filmed first, making it Perkins' debut film.
Catalogue themes and tags

Girls' Boarding School, Possession, severed head

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