Descendant
Jun 17 2003
•1h 26m
•Horror
As Ann Hedgerow - an indirect descendant of Edgar Allen Poe - begins to explore her family's past, she meets novelist Ethan Poe. Ethan, also a distant descendant of Poe, is tormented by visions of his famous ancestor. When Ann and Ethan begin a romance, the dark - and deadly - secrets of Poe's legacy emerge... will Poe's stories inspire a real-life horror-tragedy?
Cast
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Katherine Heigl
Ann Hedgerow / Emily Hedgerow
Jeremy London
Ethan Poe / Frederick Usher
Nick Stabile
Deputy John Burns
Arie Verveen
Edgar Allan Poe
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