The Woman in the Yard is the latest Blumhouse thriller that originally reads as a ghost story featuring a creepy woman in a family’s front yard. However, this film is filled with depth as themes of mental illness, death and even suicidal ideation serve as the true antagonistic phantom. The Haves and the Have Nots star Danielle Deadwyler tackles the role of the tormented main character, Ramona, who sadly battles inner demons while caring for her children, Taylor (Peyton Jackson) and Annie (Estella Kahiha). Unfortunately for the trio, Ramona’s deepest, darkest thoughts come to life, placing her children at risk. With a storyline filled with plenty of goosebump-inducing moments, The Woman in the Yard culminates with an ending that is unexpected and to some viewers underwhelming. Nevertheless, for those who enjoyed this complex tale, the conclusion was just right. Let’s break down how this movie unfolds, but we must warn you, spoilers lie ahead. Why Is Ramona Tormented? The movie opens...