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Poltergeist 1
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A group of ghosts attack the small family's house in mysterious circumstances. Ghosts begin their mission of chasing the owners of the house in a friendly and simple way at first, but later turn into clear and exciting threats. The heir begins when the little child is out of the house. Both parents become a specialist in telepathy, and both become specialists in exorcism to help their missing son.
A group of ghosts attack the small family's house in mysterious circumstances. Ghosts begin their mission of chasing the owners of the house in a friendly and simple way at first, but later turn into clear and exciting threats. The heir begins when the little child is out of the house. Both parents become a specialist in telepathy, and both become specialists in exorcism to help their missing son.
Actors:
Allan Graf,
Noel Conlon,
Joseph Walsh,
William Vail,
Dirk Blocker,
Zelda Rubinstein,
Virginia Kiser
Allan Graf
16 December 1949, USA
Noel Conlon
23 December 1936, Syracuse, New York, USA
Joseph Walsh
11 July 1937, New York City, New York, USA
William Vail
30 November 1950, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Dirk Blocker
31 July 1957, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Zelda Rubinstein
28 May 1933, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Virginia Kiser
5 April 1939, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Country:
United States
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Dirk Blocker
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Zelda Rubinstein
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June 29, 2013
"Poltergeist" is a lot more dedicated to its cause than most viewers today are probably used to. It builds to something of value. That may not make it the most profound film of its genre by any stretch, but it does make it one of the most memorable.
October 07, 2014
The buildup is slow and deliberate, creating a vivid sense of love and warmth within the family who share the harrowing adventure.
September 25, 2007
Though the shocks are well conveyed, it's the sweetness that lingers, making this the first cute and cuddly entry in the genre.
February 19, 2013
Spielberg, here credited as producer as co-writer, shows the other (darker) side of suburbia in this horror film, made in the same year as the superior E.T.
February 09, 2006
It is consistently redeemed by its creator's dazzling sense of craft.
October 25, 2014
One of the 1980s' most distinctive and important horror movies.
June 01, 2011
The film delivers honest special-effects shocks without forfeiting its good nature.
September 11, 2013
Hooper's direction may lack its usual edgy personality -- apparently over-ruled by Spielberg's script suggestions -- but he puts on a dazzling show, and the intuitive performances are uniformly on the panic button.
Chicago Sun-Times
October 23, 2004
Hooper and Spielberg hold our interest by observing the everyday rituals of this family so closely that, since the family seems real, the weird events take on a certain credibility by association.
September 11, 2013
Hooper and Spielberg have worked long and hard to bring the ghost story to its fullest potential. They have succeeded.
September 25, 2007
Given the talents, Poltergeist is an annoying film because it could have been so much better.
New York Times
May 20, 2003
Poltergeist is like a thoroughly enjoyable nightmare, one that you know that you can always wake up from, and one in which, at the end, no one has permanently been damaged. It's also witty in a fashion that Alfred Hitchcock might have appreciated.