The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia (2013), directed by Tom Elkins, is a psychological horror film that builds on the chilling foundation of its predecessor, The Haunting in Connecticut (2009).
Although it carries the name of its predecessor, the film takes a different direction, offering a new story with its own supernatural elements, focusing on a new family haunted by restless spirits in their new home in Georgia. The film blends elements of ghostly terror, family drama, and a deep exploration of the past’s influence on the present, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that is both eerie and emotionally charged.
The plot of The Haunting in Connecticut 2 revolves around the Wyrick family, who move into a house in Georgia seeking a fresh start after a series of personal struggles. The house, however, holds dark secrets tied to its history and the land it sits upon.
After the family moves in, they begin to experience disturbing and supernatural occurrences that seem connected to the ghosts of past residents. The family’s young daughter, Heidi (Emily Alyn Lind), becomes the focal point of these paranormal events, as she starts to see and communicate with the spirits of two ghostly women. These encounters lead Heidi, her parents, and the family’s new neighbors to uncover a tragic history tied to the house and the spirits that still linger there.
