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Showing posts with label ghost movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghost movies. Show all posts

Saturday, July 12, 2014

Ghostly Messenger Movies

I really like horror thrillers that have a ghost trying to relay a message to the living.  You can redo this story line a million times and its always different and can be a unique story.  I am going to share some of these types movies, most of which I will list where to watch them online free.  I will link them if they are available for viewing.


Stir of Echoes (1999) - After being hypnotized by his sister in law, a man begins seeing haunting visions of a girl's ghost and a mystery begins to unfold around her.  This one is one of my favorites.  Its freaky and the story is good.  It ends up surfacing at the very end and you have no idea what's up for a long time!  I love this movie so much.  Its sick and twisted, but you will love it, too!  I have a mild crush on Kevin Bacon, especially in this film, where he doesn't wear a shirt that much.  He has to dig!

What Lies Beneath (2000) - This supernatural thriller, directed by Robert Zemeckis, stars Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer as a seemingly ordinary couple who experience a strange haunting that uncovers dark and deeply hidden secrets.  The haunting is effecting the wife and she feels like she's going crazy.  I really liked this one.  It was unique and startling.

Click the links below to watch Part 1 & 2 of What Lies Beneath for free!

The Devil's Backbone (2001) - Little Carlos, a boy of 12, arrives at a boy's home subsequent to his father's death in the Spanish Civil War.  He realizes the orphanage is haunted and has hidden secrets a ghost prompts him to find out.  The tone in this film creeps me out and its truly chilling.  I highly recommend this one.  You will either love or hate it, though.

The Orphanage (2007) - A woman brings her family back to the orphanage for the disabled, where consequently, she grew up.  Her son begins to speak with a new imaginary friend.  This one is really spooky and builds a great story while you figure out what's going on along with the protagonist.

Shutter (2008) - Happy newlyweds keep capturing ghostly images in pictures after an accident. They believe the incidents might be related to the tragedy so they look into it and find out what the secret really is!  You will be pissed at one of the characters in the movie.


The Others (2001) - A woman, who lives in a creepy, purposely dark house with her children who have a condition that makes them hypersensitive to sunlight.  She feels her home may be haunted and can't leave, because her kids can't go outside.  This one is good and you won't know what's going on up until the very end.  Its got a very well developed story line.

Stigmata (1999) - This is a weird one that I really loved, because its unique.  Its got elements of haunting, The Stigmata, and possession.

A priest from the Vatican (Gabriel Byrne), who I have a mild older man-crush on, is dispatched to Brazil (Sao Paulo) to investigate the manifestation of the face of the Virgin Mary on a building. While he's visiting on his charge from the church, he discovers a statue of The Virgin that bleeds tears bleeding tears in a small town outside of the city.

Simultaneously, a woman in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania begins to manifest the wounds of Christ's crucifixion (Stigmata).  The Vatican Investigator helps and cares for her, while investigating her affliction.  She may, in fact, be inhabited by a ghost, in whom the Father is quite familiar.



Friday, May 16, 2014

Actual Good Lifetime Horror Flicks


Secrets in the Walls (2010) - Single mom Rachel Easton (Jeri Ryan) and her two daughters, Molly (Peyton Roi List) and Lizzie (Kay Panabaker), move from their cramped Detroit apartment to the suburbs when Rachel gets an irresistible deal on her dream house. But with the night comes scratching from within the walls, distant cries, and a figure of a young woman in the shifting shadows of the basement, and Lizzie begins to behave strangely. As the haunting intensifies, Rachel and her friend Belle (Marianne Jean-Baptiste) must uncover the horrifying secret of what happened in the house in order to save her family.


Committed (2011) - Having recently lost her fiance, clinical psychologist Celeste DuPont decides to accept a staff position at New England’s Milburn Institute, a remote psychiatric facility for the criminally insane. 

Under the careful guidance of her mentor, Dr. Quilley, Celeste subscribes to his method of therapy, allowing the patients to consider themselves “guests” and letting each create a persona of their choice. But to her horror, Celeste learns that she has actually been committed to the facility as a patient and that she’s trapped in the institution. 

After several attempts to escape, strange visions and her relationship with Dr. Desmond Moore begin to make her doubt her own sanity. Celeste must now uncover the truth before she becomes a permanent guest.

I watched this movie on Lifetime of all places.  I won't lie.  Lifetime is a channel that is primarily for women and since I am one, I like Lifetime and now a few guys who like it too and won't admit to it openly.  Shut up a-holes, its good!

You can watch it here on the Lifetime Movie website if you have Comcast XFinity or Verizon FiOs.  Other providers are listed there, too!

Otherwise, Committed is available here.


Friday, February 10, 2012

The Woman In Black - Seen It!!!

The Woman In Black 
Starring Mr. Daniel Radcliffe 
aka. Mr. Harry Potter, 
The Boy Who Lived




Absolutely effing terrifying!  You know those old movies where there are barely any special effects and they just scare the crap out of you, make you jump out of your seat, make your heart pound, lots of gasping.  Yup, its psychological, dark, ominous and creepy!  It was very well done. 

Think vengeful ghost, scored woman, pissed, and man alone in a large cobwebby mansion with no electricity, by candlelight, on an isle with no way off other than to depend on a carriage to come at some point as agreed upon, without a phone of course.  Its around the turn of the century in the English countryside in a remote village.
Good luck not shizzing your pants!



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