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Titre original : The House That Would Not Die

Téléfilm
1970
Not Rated
1h 14m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA woman and her niece move into an ancestral house in the Amish countryside haunted by two ghosts from the Revolutionary War.A woman and her niece move into an ancestral house in the Amish countryside haunted by two ghosts from the Revolutionary War.A woman and her niece move into an ancestral house in the Amish countryside haunted by two ghosts from the Revolutionary War.

Director
- John Llewellyn Moxey
Writers
- Henry Farrell
- Barbara Michaels
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

1,1 k

MA NOTE

Director
- John Llewellyn Moxey
Writers
- Henry Farrell
- Barbara Michaels
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
The German poster features an image of Jessica Harper from Suspiria (1977).

Gaffes
When Sarah comes in, and the others are already there, she has a break in character, and ultimately faints. She is wearing a short skirt and long socks when she comes in and faints. But when they move her to the couch, she is wearing trousers and no socks.

Connexions
Featured in Elvira's Halloween Movie Schlock-A-Thon (1993)

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Commentaire en vedette

9/10

Ruth Bennett (Barbara Stanwyck) inherits a haunted house, and together with her niece and friends, attempts to solve the mystery of the house's dark history.

I just bought this movie since not seeing it for many years, and I must say that it still holds my attention and is an excellent old-fashioned ghost story. I love Barbara Stanwyck in anything she does so I might be prejudice, but she is supported by an excellent cast and the story holds up even today. In this age of graphic violence and blood in movies, it is so refreshing to revisit one of my favorite horror films. The film itself is very atmospheric with genuine thrills and chills. My favorite horror film is the original "The Haunting," but this ranks in my top ten. I did read the book by Barbara Michaels(Elizabeth Peters) and enjoyed it thoroughly - and I must say that I wish the film had stuck more to the book's storyline - but all in all I was pleasantly surprised that I still like "The House That Would Not Die."