Poltergeist: O Fenômeno (1982)

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Poltergeist (1982)

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Stream & Scream: The Best Haunted Houses

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Upside Down the Rabbit Holes of "Stranger Things"

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JoBeth Williams

Diane Freeling
(as Jobeth Williams)

Heather O'Rourke

Carol Anne Freeling

Craig T. Nelson

Steve Freeling

Beatrice Straight

Dr. Lesh

Dominique Dunne

Dana Freeling

Oliver Robins

Robbie Freeling

Michael McManus

Ben Tuthill

Virginia Kiser

Mrs. Tuthill

Martin Casella

Marty

Richard Lawson

Ryan

Zelda Rubinstein

Tangina

James Karen

Mr. Teague

Lou Perryman

Pugsley
(as Lou Perry)

Clair E. Leucart

Bulldozer Driver
(as Clair Leucart)

Dirk Blocker

Jeff Shaw

Allan Graf

Neighbor

Joseph Walsh

Neighbor
(as Joseph R. Walsh)

Helen Baron

Woman Buyer

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Curiosidades
Heather O'Rourke kept the pet goldfish Carol Anne has in the film.

Erros de gravação
Many viewers have pointed out that only one of the houses in the neighborhood is affected by ghosts even though the whole neighborhood and many other houses were built on the same ground. However, there are two sections of the movie that explain this discrepancy: one in which Steven tells a prospective buyer that his family was one of the first to move into their neighborhood, and another in which Steven's boss mentions that Carol Anne was born in the house. The novelization makes the connection more explicit: because Carol Anne was born in the burial ground, the spirits gravitated toward the Freeling household, attracted by her life force.

Citações
Carol Anne Freeling: They're here.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
After the credits and the logo of the MGM lion is shown, we hear children laughing. Fans of the film have assumed that the laughing children are those who have been released from the beast and have crossed over the threshold into the next life.

Versões alternativas
For ABC's 1985 network television premiere, Marty's hallucination is altered so instead of him ripping his own face off, he sees his face rapidly deteriorate briefly.

Conexões
Edited into Poltergeist II: O Outro Lado (1986)

Trilhas sonoras
The Star-Spangled Banner
(1814) (uncredited)
Music based on "The Anacreontic Song" by John Stafford Smith
Arranged by Arturo Toscanini
[Played as TV sign-off music several times]

Saw this in the mid 80s on a VHS. Found it to be really scary. Revisited it recently aft watching the remake. The remake was bad. This movies effects were really good for that time. It has diminished over the years but the movie still stands out as one of the best pg13 horror. Moving household items, flickering lights, sudden rain n thunder, ghost investigators coming to live at the house, people passing thru another dimension/ghost world were all the stuff which inspired future horror films. The creepy smiling clown n the big monster tree really added to the scary stuff. Kids will definitely enjoy this as it lacks the tension n violence. Don't let the names of Hooper n Spielberg fool u. Its not brutal or violent neither it is tame or mild. It does hav some creepy n scary stuff.