Budget
$1,400,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$742
Budget
$1,400,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$742
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By Loraine 2022-10-02 15:01:13
The Haunting is not a film about horror events. There are no monsters, bloody, and frightening special effects. In other words, this is a very pure psychological horror film, which explores the state of our consciousness when faced with something beyond our imagination. Those unknowable areas are on the fringes of our imagination. This state has nothing to do with our own cultural cultivation. As Dr. John Markway explained: "A closed heart is the least effective resistance to the supernatural....
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By Bonnie 2023-09-19 20:22:18
The photography is amazing 8⃣️! I like the second female lead, the female lead is too...
By Zion 2023-09-12 18:33:22
A play between West Side Story and The Sound of Music has spawned an excellent psychological thriller. The image still seems to be hanging today, with a lot of fisheyes, panning, subjective shots, and unbalanced composition full of distortions. The use of Rococo-style set props in several major scenes is not out of the norm, and it is very aggressive. Some directors don't make horror movies is the loss of horror...
By Logan 2023-09-04 08:05:46
It's a bit like a ghost invasion set, and the others really don't know what to see. A woman who is talking about is scared to death by her own...
By Krystina 2023-08-30 07:43:07
Great atmosphere, great shots. Terror is the projection of...
By Madyson 2023-07-25 10:15:04
The picture is beautiful, but the horror aspect is clear and...
Eleanor Lance: [to the garage attendant, rather desperately] I want my car. I mean to take it.
Dr. John Markway: There was something in the car with her, I'm sure of it. Call it what you like, but Hill House IS haunted. It didn't want her to leave and her poor, bedeviled mind wasn't strong enough to fight it. Poor Eleanor...
Theodora: Maybe not 'poor Eleanor.' It was what she wanted. To stay here. She had no place else to go. The house belongs to her now, too. Maybe she's happier.
Mrs. Sanderson: No one who rented Hill House ever stayed more than a few days.