"Furance," which is apparently "based on true events," follows a detective who is investigating a series of apparent suicides at a prison. He soon discovers that an angry ghost that has ties to this location may be responsible for the murders. Even though this indie horror production boasts an impressive cast (Tom Sizemore, Danny Trejo, and geek favorite Michael Pare), the hackneyed story is little more than an Asian Horror wannabe. The entire story is suspiciously reminiscent of "The Ring," only the setting is in a prison. Heck, the actress who played Evil Samra in "The Ring Two" (Kelly Stables) even has a small role here! To make matters worse, director William Butler couldn't muster up a single scare. All the "scares" here are so tired and unoriginal. I mean, how many times do we have to see a creepy little girl in a horror film? Samara may have been creepy, but I seriously doubt anyone will be freaked out by a little burnt girl who looks as if she has been doused in mud. Extras: * Trailers for "Furnace," "The Last Winter,' "Storm Warning," "Croc," and "Maneater." * 6 alternate scenes including character deaths. * Entertaining cast interviews with Tom Sizemore, Ja Rule, and Danny Trejo. "Furnace" is presented in widescreen with a 5.1 Surround Sound audio track.