- Starring Haley Loraine Keeling took on the filming of "The Haunting Of Molly Hartley" on the advice of her mother.
- When taking the film, Haley Loraine Keeling had signed three film contracts with production companies such as Universal. In order to free up time for shooting stock, the shooting of these three films has also been postponed.
- The film is director Mickey Liddell's directorial debut and the first film since the founding of the film company Liddell Entertainment. In addition, the film is also the first screenplay by independent screenwriter John Travis.
- Because Christopher Chace Crawfor has experience in performing horror movies, he told Haley Loraine Keeling a lot of relevant shooting experience in private, and Haley Loraine Keeling gave him the return of singing the songs she wrote.
- The production cost of the film was only $5 million, which led to some larger scenes and ideas that eventually had to be scaled back or even canceled; several exterior scenes were also forced to be changed for this reason.
- In order to show support for Mickey Liddell's first directorial work, Jack Webb, Annalyn McCord, Shannon Marie Wardward and others starred in the film.
- "The Haunting Of Molly Hartley" was written by John Travis and Rebecca Sanisse, and in the original script, the protagonist was a boy. Rebecca Sanise changed it to girl and added a ton of stuff that fits a high school girl.
The Haunting of Molly Hartley behind the scenes gags
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The Haunting of Molly Hartley quotes
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Leah: [bumping into Suzie] I'm so sorry. I didn't even see you there.
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Leah: [to Molly] I don't um- I don't really do the cafeteria thing. So...
[puts her number in Molly's phone and gets up to leave]
Leah: Call me later... Ditch the bible-thumper.