Wraths of Roanoke A SciFi Hit?

Its not often you hear fans saying good things about a scifi channel movie but PRDDad a member of our site loved it so much he is encouraging you to beg borrow and steal your way to seeing it. Read his review! I have never head of the film before so its obviously gotten the usual promotional treatment of a scifi film.. none. But from WIKIPEDIA we have a synopsis.

The film opens with a 16th-century island colony in Virgina. English settlers arrive by ship at Roanoke Island with an Indian escort. When the settlers arrive, they find the colony abandoned by the previous occupants, except for one body. They find a corpse hanging from a rope inside a small building, with the door bolted from the inside. The English governor sent with the settlers dismisses this as an intimidation tactic by the Spanish. The governor is forced to return to England to gather supplies, and names settler Ananias Dare (Adrian Paul) interim governor, backed with the strong arm of George Howe (Rhett Giles).

That evening, Ananias' pregnant wife Eleanor Dare (Frida Show) sleeping when suddenly she has a gruesome dream that her nightgown is covered in blood, with her baby taken from her womb. She runs out into the middle of the town square, and finds a ghost with her baby. She wakes up deeply shaken, and warns Ananias that it might be better for them to return to England. He dismisses this, but settlers begin dying in the woods one by one. Eleanor mysteriously gives birth prematurely, but the baby girl, whom they name Virginia, is thankfully born safely. Crops won't grow in the island's soil, and there are no animals in the forest. More settlers begin dying, and it soon becomes apparent that there is a supernatural presence on the island.