Just another generic Haunted House movie

Am i alone in thinking that wether the movie was true or not that "The Hautning in Connecticut" was merely another generic haunted house flick? I a reletively short period of time(well, short for hollywood)with had our share of haunted house movies, the remakes of "The Haunting", "The House on Haunted Hill", and "Thrteen Ghosts"(which had a bit of imagination injected in to it)etc. "The Haunting in Connecticut". Many of the old tired and worn out cliches were there. The bumps in the night, a certain indiviual experiencing strange visions, a spiritualist or a person of some religous authority who strives to help the family or who ever else might staying over or living in the house. The people who are at first sceptical of anything supernatural going on who by the end of the movie have become convinced or even had a renwal or discovery of faith.

Sadly the haunted house sub-genre is beginning to grow pretty stale and "The Haunting of Connecticut" is a prime example of it. The one main good thing that could be said about the movie was the performances which were impressively solid and came from a pretty good cast.