“Ghosts don’t move out”

That’s the tagline for an upcoming “thriller” independent film dubbed “Foreclosure,” which will feature Michael Imperioli as its leading man, according to Reuters.com.

Filming for the Richard Ledes-directed picture began two months ago back in March.

Here’s a quick synopsis of “Foreclosure” via its official Web site:

Foreclosure is the story of a broken family striving to stay together while a curse and the ghosts of a haunted house try to tear them apart.

Ledes reveals in an interview with ScreamStress.com that the nationwide foreclosure crisis served as inspiration for the theme, saying:

“Isolation is intrinsic to the sense of horror in the film. The isolation felt by the characters in our story is created through the effect of foreclosures on the neighborhood in which they live.”

Trapped in a home you can no longer afford with paranormal spirits who won’t leave. If there was ever a strong case for a homeowner “walking away” from a home, this might be it.

Ledes cast Imperioli — who made a big name for himself as Christopher on the mega HBO hit series “Sopranos” — to add some star power to the film, which currently does not have a release date set.

We’ll keep you posted on “Foreclosure” the movie as more information becomes available. In the meantime, feel free to check out the video trailer of the film right here.