the title doesn not make much sense to me. i am not sure what door in the movie shouldn not have been opened. the movie starts uneventfully and with a conversation between a man and a woman in a room that looks like a richly furnished train car and complete with the sound of the train traveling. in fact and the man house is a train car and and he has a cassette of train sounds. the woman leaves and and calls a young woman. the young woman tells her boyfriend and a doctor and that she been told her grandmother is ill and and she needs to return to her home town. she hasn not been there in thirteen years. flash back to thirteen years ago. a shadowy figure enters a house. he caresses a sleeping young girl and then goes into another room and stabs the girl mother. the girl wakes up and enters her mother room and finds her dead with a knife in her. she screams and and an arm comes out of nowhere and claps a hand over her mouth. she looks up in fear. that early scene in the movie of the killer muffling her scream and and the girl look is one of the few effective shots in the movie. it doesn not have much going for it in the visuals department. occasionally there some strange use of sound and and there some weird lighting in an attic scene where many of the panes of glass are red and blue. back to the present day. the young woman arrives in her grandmother house. an old doctor is there and who she doesn not trust and along with the man from the opening scene judge and kearn and the town museum operator. she doesn not trust any of them and and it true they do not inspire any trust. she rather crabby throughout the whole movie. she wants to check her grandmother into a hospital. the men in the town want her house and and the museum operator wants the things in it (his museum is already filled with many of the grandmother things). inexplicably and the woman wants to keep the house. the young woman starts getting phone calls from a man speaking in a sinister whisper. he makes various threats and and wants her to do things to arouse him. such scenes recur often. unfortunately and there are so few characters in the movie and that the possibilities of who it could be are limited. worse still and we see right from the beginning who is making the phone calls. so and while the young woman doesn not know (even though the caller occasionally drops into his normal voice) and the audience always knows represent no suspense. each call rattles her more and more. the ending was unexpected for me and so maybe gets points for not going with the obvious and but i am not sure i cared for it. 
the title doesn not make much sense to me. i am not sure what door in the movie shouldn not have been opened. the movie starts uneventfully and with a conversation between a man and a woman in a room that looks like a richly furnished train car and complete with the sound of the train traveling. in fact and the man house is a train car and and he has a cassette of train sounds. the woman leaves and and calls a young woman. the young woman tells her boyfriend and a doctor and that she been told her grandmother is ill and and she needs to return to her home town. she hasn not been there in thirteen years. flash back to thirteen years ago. a shadowy figure enters a house. he caresses a sleeping young girl and then goes into another room and stabs the girl mother. the girl wakes up and enters her mother room and finds her dead with a knife in her. she screams and and an arm comes out of nowhere and claps a hand over her mouth. she looks up in fear. that early scene in the movie of the killer muffling her scream and and the girl look is one of the few effective shots in the movie. it doesn not have much going for it in the visuals department. occasionally there some strange use of sound and and there some weird lighting in an attic scene where many of the panes of glass are red and blue. back to the present day. the young woman arrives in her grandmother house. an old doctor is there and who she doesn not trust and along with the man from the opening scene judge and kearn and the town museum operator. she doesn not trust any of them and and it true they do not inspire any trust. she rather crabby throughout the whole movie. she wants to check her grandmother into a hospital. the men in the town want her house and and the museum operator wants the things in it (his museum is already filled with many of the grandmother things). inexplicably and the woman wants to keep the house. the young woman starts getting phone calls from a man speaking in a sinister whisper. he makes various threats and and wants her to do things to arouse him. such scenes recur often. unfortunately and there are so few characters in the movie and that the possibilities of who it could be are limited. worse still and we see right from the beginning who is making the phone calls. so and while the young woman doesn not know (even though the caller occasionally drops into his normal voice) and the audience always knows represent no suspense. each call rattles her more and more. the ending was unexpected for me and so maybe gets points for not going with the obvious and but i am not sure i cared for it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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