I don't know if you know the original version of this movie (I don't remember what it's called). The base is the same - an old woman (who is not who and who she claims to be) and she needs a young girl who will take care of her (replace her) But the house it is two storeys and has an elevator, no mirrors.(there on attic with a hidden secret room behind wardrobe i think). On front yard/backyard there is greenhouse where later in the film a young girl uses red powder in front of the door to prevent the old lady from entering (the same under the carpet in the old lady's room). And later on in the movie the girl pushed old lady from her wheelchair off the stairs. (Sorry for my English but its NOT my first language)

Warning, do not fast forward any part of this, you might miss something that explains what is going on and you will be forced to rewind it and watch it again. Veronica Grey ( Morgan Boss-Maltais ) did play this part well, however, with the pace of the movie a little slow and the runtime too long for this story, I lost interest in the plot and the story itself became a "what" "huh" moment, more than once. Mrs Bloom ( Carla Kidd ) play off against Miss Grey well, sometimes and other times her presence was like the "what" "huh" moments I mentioned above. Joe ( Adonis Ringo ) brought nothing but "huh" moments to the story, he did this rather well. Perhaps he was only included because his name was Adonis. I realised that while writing this, I dropped the rating down to 3 "what" says something about the movie. I'm hoping that Morgan Boss-Maltais gets some better roles. Would I recommend this? Nope.

I think this is about the 500th time I've seen this horror movie done.... So, an old lady, who is in the throws of dementia, and wheelchair bound, is looking to hire a caregiver (a nice young lady). She shows up at the house, where everything seems OK, but the man with the 1 car just drops her off, and doesn't really say when he'll be back?? And when he does come back he's upset with how the young lady is treating the old - so he doesn't give her a ride. As time goes on, the older lady becomes strong, can walk, has her memory intact etc. While the younger lady becomes weaker and forgetful. In the end, you realize the person who was stuck in the old woman's body was also a younger woman who had come many years before. She is now free to leave, with her replacement officially installed. RECOMMENDATION; SKIP! Boring, lame, and it's been done hundreds of times!

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There was some potential for something better here, but it wasn't awful. A low budget/street clothes affair with one dimensional sound design hold it back, as the muddled story pieces had me scratching my head, wondering when it was going to fit together to say something profound. Unfortunately, it never really does, but the track score and a few interesting scenes kept me in the seat long enough to see it through. OK for a low budget execution, however, it was a somewhat unsatisfying conclusion that leaves a plot hole or three that just didn't amount to much other than playing out the obvious.

source: Aged

Have you ever watched a movie so terrible that you wondered "WTF did I just watch, and why did I watch it to the end?" If you've had this experience at least once already, then there's no need for you to relive it watching this rancid turd of a movie. "Aged" is so bad, so tedious and predictable that you will simultaneously wish to do two things: 1.) You will experience a strong desire to take a baseball bat wrapped with barbed wire, and studded with nails, to anyone and everyone responsible for it ever have been made, and; 2.) You will want to kick your own ass for having watched it from beginning to end. I've had concurrent bouts of violent projectile vomiting and uncontrollable, explosive diarrhea that were more satisfying, palatable, and enjoyable than watching this crap-fest of a film. Spare yourself the viewing. I truly wish that I had.

Holy Smokes , where do I begin on the stupidity of this movie ? First of all Miss gray has to be the stupidest woman I've ever met in my life she has so many chances leave but she just keeps on staying. The whole movie just makes no sense at all the acting is horrendous the old lady you just hate her so bad you just want this movie to end but it keeps going on and on and Miss gray keeps staying there talk about a horrible job this should never been made and what's with the pancake makeup all over that old lady just a horrendous movie avoid at all costs and you will thank me later wow talk about horrible.

I just watched Aged and I really enjoyed this movie. I'm not a horror movie kind of person but this was done right. The actors really threw themselves into their roles although I was a little skeptical in the beginning (too many signs for the main character to not be in that place) but as the movie progressed i was pulled into it. I did not know where it was going and i must say that was a good thing because many times you can predict the ending of a movie midway through but not AGED. This movie had me and I must say I did not expect the ending....totally had me shocked. I would watch this movie again. Great movie.

I've heard good things about Aged and the movie did not let me down. It had a very interesting premise and the actors keep you engaged the entire time. I was particularly engaged by the character Charles (Dave McClain). He had a very suspicious way about him and kept you wondering what he is up to. Throughout the movie I kept wanting more and the story kept delivering. The ending was a true twist that I did not see it coming. I look forward to more movies with these actors, they work together very well! Well done! If you have meant reservations with watching this movie, never fear it is worth it and a great movie night film for the family.