Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey, Donald Crisp
Soon after moving into a house purchased at a suspiciously low price, a music critic and his sister experience unusual occurrences. A beautiful young girl frequently visits the house and secrets of th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 28, 2009
Stats: 110 reviews
One of my favorite b/w ghost films that I watched as a kid. Despite the light-hearted atmosphere, the tiny scares still get me even now. Worth watching when your netflix list runs down.
The ORIGINAL - not the remake. This one scares the hell out of me every time I watch it. When they say they don't make them like this any more, they mean it. Chills, suspense - it's in here. Really scares you without having to be gory and bloody.
I get that it's from '44, but this could've been better. It was slow, boring, and lacked anything amazing.
Lewis Allen whom mostly shot television threw out his career including the first episode to "Little House on the Prairie" directed his second film after "Freedom comes high" titled "The Uninvited" Starring Oscar winner Ray Milland (The Lost weekend), Ruth Hussey (The Philadelphia...( read more)
A welcome surprise in my diet of mostly modern and mainstream movies. A simple ghost story that turns out to be one of the best. The film is beautifully shot by Charles Lang. Mostly dark and atmospheric, it gives the film a somewhat dark tone, yet light at the same time. A wo...( read more)
This was about an average movie. The plot is about some people that move into a house that's haunted. I'm not really a big fan of ghost stories but I'll try to give this a fair review nonetheless. The plot wasn't too bad although it got a little confusing towards the end. I'm not...( read more)
This is one of the best ghost movies ever made, and nobody has ever heard of it. There is a lot of chills and suspense and has great acting and a terrific plot.
Does anyone know where I can get a DVD of this movie? I have searched amazon.com, ebay and several other sites and can't find it. If you can help, please let me know. Thanks!!!
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