awesome classical 80s horror movie!!!!
Added 11/25/2009
We were at Best Buy and I wanted a horror movie. I wanted to have The Haunting in Conneticut, but they didn't have it.:( So my mom saw this movie called Poltergeist, and she said that she saw it when she was young. So we decided to get it! It said it was rated PG, but I would say it would be more like in between PG-13 and R. Wasn't that scary, except there was a freaky part! A puppet clown attacks the son Robby. There were also 2 grose parts. One of them was that the ghost hunter, Marty, Gets a steak, but it starts moving and spiders crawl out of it! Another gross part is that Marty washes his face off in the bathroom, and his fase starts getting really bloody and gorey and starts to rot! Kids, watch out for that!!!!!! I don't get tired of watching this movie! A must have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As I said before, it's rated PG, but I would say it's rated in between PG-13 and R. I would say that because there's bloody violance, disturbing contact, terror, language, smoking, and one sexuality scene. Not too good for kids! I also forgot to mention what it was about. It's about the Freeling family figures out they have a poltergeist(a ghost) in thier house because the realastate agiant who built the house dug up a cemetary that used to be where the house was, and didn't move the bodies. He just moved the tombstones. Then, a tree attacks the family's son Robby, and they accidently leave thier daughter Carol Anne in her bedroom, and she get's sucked into the TV and into a new demension. Her family is trying very hard to get her out of the TV, but all of this crazy scary stuff is happening! P.S. the preview on you tube leaves all of the scary stuff out, so it's not as scary as the movie. DEFINETELY NOT!!!!!!!!!
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It's baaaaack.....
Added 11/23/2009
Just wanted to upgrade from VHS to DVD. The movie was filmed on our street and its cool to see our house a few months new. Steven Spielberg was interesting to watch. At one point he sat in his director chair, in the street (filming was up and down the street) and the kids gathered around. He really tuned into the kids. He asked our son who his favorite director was. Without missing a beat, our son said, "George Lucas". Spielberg laughed aloud. Of course, it was always all about Star Wars from the moment he saw that film. An Army veteran, it still is!
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They are heeere... again. This time in Blu-ray
Added 11/22/2009
Nothing like giving older films the Blu-ray treatment and allowing a second or third life.
The Freeling family live in a cozy suburb. They are not alone. They live with an old tree that loves tasty children and an assortment of TV people. Their young daughter Carol Anne Freeling goes for a visit beyond the pale. This is just the beginning.
The movie is a classic; many of the things we know about Poltergeists actual came from this movie.
My favorite scene is when they move into a motel and jettison the Twanky.
If you are not familiar with a Twanky, It is more of a TV that has a tendency to follow you here and there.
American Dreamer 1984: I Love the 80's Edition
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Poltergeist- They're here....
Added 10/26/2009
Poltergeist seeing as A Kid was impressive and downright scary. It's a Movie that you want to see during the day, It gives you the chills! Ghosts, Weird Things, Happenings, They do Exist. It's not Far Fetched as Perhaps UFOS? or Bigfoot. Movie is very Very Good. Great Acting too.A Classic!
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A true ghost story classic that stood the test of time!
Added 10/3/2009
It seems like a typical suburbs with the Freeling family in California, the young 5 year old daughter Carol Ann (Heather Rouke) seems to be communicating with people in the TV. The parents named Diane and Steve (JoBeth Williams and Craig T.Nelson) are skeptical about the odd behavior going on at the house such as chairs moving by themselves, lights turning on and off on their own and plenty of other weird things, even the son Robbie (Oliver Robins) and teenage daughter Dana (Dominque Dunne) are weirded out by strange things in the house. It seems the house does have secrets from the past left untold including being near the cemetery as these ghosts seem friendly and playful at first. Later it turns out they abduct little Carol Ann into a vortex inside the house trapping her in as they purposely terrorize the family. They hire some paranormal experts (Beatrice Straight, Martin Casella and Richard Lawson) including a dwarfish psychic named Tagina (Zelda Rubinstein) to bring her back and clean the house of spirits.
Terrifying and original supernatural horror drama from writer-producer Steven Spielberg and director Tobe Hooper is one of the greatest horror movies of all time. It's based on Spielberg's old childhood fears even of ghosts then turned into a screenplay that got approved by MGM then directed by Tobe Hooper as it took nearly a year and a half to make, in June of 1982 along with Spielberg's phemeoneal ET sweeping the box-office by storm this movie came along and also became one of the highest grossing and most critically acclaimed movies of the year. Brilliant acting by the cast that even launched the career of Craig T. Nelson, excellent special effects that hold up today, a memorable score by Jerry Goldsmith and jolts galore in this non-stop rollercoaster ride of pure thrills and scares.
This Blu-Ray offers one hell of a transfer with terrific sound as it's in a book with a mini-behind the scenes look at this remarkable motion picture with a 2 part Documentary on actual poltergeists and the trailer.
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awesome classical 80s horror movie!!!!
Added 11/25/2009
We were at Best Buy and I wanted a horror movie. I wanted to have The Haunting in Conneticut, but they didn't have it.:( So my mom saw this movie called Poltergeist, and she said that she saw it when she was young. So we decided to get it! It said it was rated PG, but I would say it would be more like in between PG-13 and R. Wasn't that scary, except there was a freaky part! A puppet clown attacks the son Robby. There were also 2 grose parts. One of them was that the ghost hunter, Marty, Gets a steak, but it starts moving and spiders crawl out of it! Another gross part is that Marty washes his face off in the bathroom, and his fase starts getting really bloody and gorey and starts to rot! Kids, watch out for that!!!!!! I don't get tired of watching this movie! A must have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As I said before, it's rated PG, but I would say it's rated in between PG-13 and R. I would say that because there's bloody violance, disturbing contact, terror, language, smoking, and one sexuality scene. Not too good for kids! I also forgot to mention what it was about. It's about the Freeling family figures out they have a poltergeist(a ghost) in thier house because the realastate agiant who built the house dug up a cemetary that used to be where the house was, and didn't move the bodies. He just moved the tombstones. Then, a tree attacks the family's son Robby, and they accidently leave thier daughter Carol Anne in her bedroom, and she get's sucked into the TV and into a new demension. Her family is trying very hard to get her out of the TV, but all of this crazy scary stuff is happening! P.S. the preview on you tube leaves all of the scary stuff out, so it's not as scary as the movie. DEFINETELY NOT!!!!!!!!!
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It's baaaaack.....
Added 11/23/2009
Just wanted to upgrade from VHS to DVD. The movie was filmed on our street and its cool to see our house a few months new. Steven Spielberg was interesting to watch. At one point he sat in his director chair, in the street (filming was up and down the street) and the kids gathered around. He really tuned into the kids. He asked our son who his favorite director was. Without missing a beat, our son said, "George Lucas". Spielberg laughed aloud. Of course, it was always all about Star Wars from the moment he saw that film. An Army veteran, it still is!
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They are heeere... again. This time in Blu-ray
Added 11/22/2009
Nothing like giving older films the Blu-ray treatment and allowing a second or third life.
The Freeling family live in a cozy suburb. They are not alone. They live with an old tree that loves tasty children and an assortment of TV people. Their young daughter Carol Anne Freeling goes for a visit beyond the pale. This is just the beginning.
The movie is a classic; many of the things we know about Poltergeists actual came from this movie.
My favorite scene is when they move into a motel and jettison the Twanky.
If you are not familiar with a Twanky, It is more of a TV that has a tendency to follow you here and there.
American Dreamer 1984: I Love the 80's Edition
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