Renee Zellweger plays an over-worked social worker, who already has 38 opened cases, when she's handed number 39! Case number thirty-nine is a little girl name, Lilith. She lives with foster parents who become reportedly abusive. Emily (Renee Zellweger) gives Lilith her card, and tells her to call her whenever she needs her. She receives a call in the middle of the night, saying that her foster parents are trying to kill her. Emily flies over to the house, hearing Lilith scream they break the door in and find the foster parents have placed her inside the stove, to burn her to death. Lilith is rescued and after a while, comes to live with Emily. They form a close bond quickly ... just before the hell starts. Not soon enough Emily begins to put the pieces together that people get hurt or killed, if they cross Lilith. Going to the prior foster parents home, Emily realizes the parents were locking themselves in, away from Lilith. What follows is a fight against evil - against confusion of this seemingly sweet and innocent girl causing such evil events. Will Emily be able to save her friends? Herself? What will happen to Lilith? Can Lilith be saved? Tune in to find out.

All people who love horror and the paranormal. Also for Renee Zellweger fans.

The action was pretty non-stop. There was always something going on. I enjoyed the suspense and the graphics. The acting was superior from Renee and the little girl, Lilith, played by Jodelle Ferland.

Maybe the over-use of the sweet innocence of a little girl, who turns out to be an evil psycho - but without it, there would be no movie

Check out other movies Renee Zellweger played in, as well as find more paranormal movies - my favorite kind of horror.

Like I wanted to climb into the television set and get my hands on that little girl, to protect the innocent people she was hurting/killing

Renee Zellweger as Emily, Jodelle Ferland as Lilith, Bradley Cooper (From the Hangover), Ian McShane and Adrian Lester

It's a good movie. There's always something happening and it keeps you on the edge of your seat. Anyone who enjoys paranormal horror, I believe will enjoy "Case 39"

If you do not like paranormal horror, or the use of children becoming evil

A great movie to add to your growing horror/paranormal collection

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