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ReviewOrigin- Poltergeist 2015 is a remake of an old film that my mother used to talk about to me and my brothers in my childhood; the film was first shown in 1982 and was a classic horror of that time. I still remember how my mother talked about it, she said “There’s a monster inside the closet of a room in the movie, the monster opens its mouth and sucked everything inside it; I really liked the design of the closet.
From Cinelinx:
Fox's Poltergeist remake sought to bring everyone's fears back to life, and now they've revealed the blu-ray edition of the movie is coming out in September with a handful of special features and an all new Extended Cut.
I never got around to watching it in theaters, but I remember being more interested than I thought I'd be for it.
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers has a pretty good remake too.
Terrible in every way. Not scary or creepy at all.
Watch the originals if want to be creeped out. That old dude in the 2nd and 3rd movies was creepy as hell.
Oh the original is a far superior movie in my mind. But as far as remakes go this one wasn't bad. The old man in the second one was a creepy effer for sure
Yeah that old guy was freaking creepy. Not seen the movies in over 15 years yet still every once in a while get creeped out by mirrors thanks to that one scene in the second movie.
The scariest thing about this film is that it's now available to buy on blu ray. I can imagine many a stocking containing one of these at Christmas. Horrific.
