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That boi C Nov 26 this movie was spooky the music was cool, ranges from eerie choir vocalizations to smooth jazz music, the story was cool and i was honestly rooting for tom until the end when he tries to kill sandy. i think he honestly got what he deserved but i felt bad for everyone else who saw him die and didn’t know he was actually evil, i like this movie but some of it was frustrating and weird and downright stupid at points but it was fun to watch so it served its purpose. cool vintage supernatural thriller with a unique plot line and setting See more Simon T 02/10/2024 Blithe Spirit with lighthouses. Terrible schlock made the same year as Psycho, but not that you'd notice. Ageing jazz pianist (King of the Bs Richard Carlson, looking embarrassed throughout) allows his squeeze to plummet to her death so he can marry his other squeeze. Highlights of this turkey are the blind housekeeper and Carlson's terrible miming of playing the piano. Profoundly stupid and - as with most drive-in movies incredibly slow. See more Blobbo X @Blobbo 11/02/2023 Memorable in a funny kinda way. That's Paul Frees' voice replacing the dad's, for some reason. See more Chris M 11/15/2022 Again, this would be a great "Twilight Zone" episode over a feature length film as there is a lot of padding and filler. But this has a dumb fun that you can riff. Like the fact they should have used a model of the lighthouse over super imposing a real lighthouse that was suppose to be rundown, because you can see the windows are intact in some scene are broken in others. Normally Burt I. Gordon shitty effects work here. As the blurring, transparent and cutting things off gives Vi the ghostly effect that works, even if it's by accident. A good bad movie to riff and have fun with. See more John R 04/23/2022 A genuinely interesting premise, but the execution was just so ham-handed as to be mind-numbingly stupid. If it weren't for MST3k, this would not have been worth the time. See more dave s 06/10/2021 Director Bert Gordon graduated from pumping out a string of schlocky, low-budget science fiction movies when he released Tormented, an equally low-budget but somewhat less schlocky horror film. While the production values (most notably some of the cinematography) are better than his previous efforts, in part due to the fact that there aren't as many special effects to laugh at, it's still a pretty lame film. The plot, which is cheesecloth thin, involves a man on the cusp of marriage who is haunted by his previous girlfriend, who he allowed to fall to her death from the top of a lighthouse. The acting is okay, but the dialogue is cheesy at times, the jazz score is totally wrong for a horror film, and the effects are more likely to provoke laughs than chills. At least he tried, though. See more Read all reviews

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