Poltergeist (1982) Official Trailer - JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson Horror Movie HD

That movie was really cursed!

The best scene was when the Mom was in the bedroom and she slides up the walls.

Nunca estuve Poltergeist Blu-ray pero 1982

Saw the guy who played Robbie at tidewater horror convention, I gave him a posicle stick cross I made

La película nunca tuvo sentido, súper aburrida.

Antes nacieron los primeros profesores después nacimos nosotros

Esta película lanzó el 4 de junio antes nosotros no existíamos

They say this is the most cursed movie; I don’t believe in curses.



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A TOBE HOOPER Film!

Poltergeist in my opinion is one of the greatest horror films ever made, maybe not the best but in that list. Excellent film and will remain one of the greatest films in cinema history..... Horror films these days don't come close to the genius of Poltergeist.

it scares the hell out of me when i was a child

They just don’t make trailers like this anymore

I wonder why they didn’t go all out and have it rated r

This is still one of the scariest movies ever made.

Hated hated hated the clown. The clown traumatized me, with his evil grin. Cool movie!

First horror movie I ever saw and the fear started my love for the genre 👍

this looks soo flipin scary Im watching this fall

scary, really good but scary

Ok et telephone god for help

😮

Crused movie here

I’m watching the remake. The boy already found a bone buried in his yard.

Loved that movie

i love this movie

very bad no1 be lieves us

this the 1 screamin

I lost my closet doors this way!!!!

He's just a little dicky it's okay. Be nice.

Oh no!!! Baby Jake!!! My TV BABY!!!

Happy 41st Anniversary "POLTERGEIST" (JUNE 4, 1982)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (R.I.P. Heather O' Rourke, Zelda Rubinstein, and Beatrice Straight)

the Poltergoost is scary - wooo!

Poltergeist is one of the greatest and scariest horror movies of all time. The story, performance's, music, images, astomphere, tension, and cinematography was so suspenseful, frightening, haunting, mysterious, thrilling, intense, eerie, creepy, and spooky 😰😱 which works perfectly for the movie. It was such a nail-biting and intense thrill ride as it will keep you on the edge of your seat.😰😱 It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old.😍😎👍💯

u know, real dead corpses were used in this movie

American suburbia looks so much more nicer then uk

Mrs.frooggg.😊.😊.

Well now you've seen the whole movie lol.

Someone's actual life, and I ain't gonna same it's a metaphor for abuse that happens every minute, I mean once in a while this is happening in someone's living lol🎉🎉🎉😂

METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURES presents
a STEVEN SPIELBERG production
a TOBE HOOPER film
"POLTERGEIST"
BEATRICE STRAIGHT
JOBETH WILLIAMS
CRAIG T. NELSON
Music by JERRY GOLDSMITH
Produced by
STEVEN SPIELBERG
and FRANK MARSHALL
Story by STEVEN SPIELBERG
Screenplay by
STEVEN SPIELBERG
and MICHAEL GRAIS
& MARK VICTOR
Directed by TOBE HOOPER

This is one of those films that brings me back. I feel such an amazingly comfortable sense of nostalgia, (oddly perhaps as this is clearly a terrifying film at times). I was 7 when it came out in 1982 - there was NO WAY my staunchly Catholic parents were about to allow myself and my younger brother to watch this film - just no chance - and so therefore, it became Taboo. ALL the kids at school had seen it on cable - my parents didn't subscribe...all the kids at my school talked about Freddy and Jason and Poltergeist and Rambo and Predator!!! etc. But my brother and I could only sit and listen to their reviews of different scenes...I NEEDED to see these films!!!
That said, as I've gotten older I've had the opportunity to see all those films that were once restricted viewing by our parents (and frankly, I get it now and I wouldn't want my young kids watching these films either). But! I hated most of those films!! The Friday the 13th are good only for nostalgia - not for scares...the first Nightmare on Elm Street (and the 3rd) were great! When I was 18 I tried to watch Rambo part 2 but it was so awful, I just couldn't finish it...back to this one- Poltergeist...
This film remains one of the very few too really stand up and stand out! It's fantastic and I've now seen it...oh man! 15 times? Now I watch it simply for the sake of nostalgia which at the present age of 48, seems to me to become more and more important...

RIP Heather
Warum musstest du so früh sterben?

Era la primera película de poltergeist de 1982

The Blonde girls Its a dead in really

This is Kapil ..leading his flock to death

EL FINAL CUANDO DOMINQUE DUNN GRITA MIENTRAS GITA "¡QUÉ ESTÁ PASANDO!" ESTA PELÍCULA HA CAMBIADO MUCHAS VIDAS (Y MATADO A VARIAS TAMBIÉN). NO CREO QUE EL INFIERNO EN LA TIERRA SEA MUCHO PEOR QUE ESTO.

I have always enjoyed this movie and can suspend my imagination to believe in Poltergeists, but could never get myself to believe that a family who lost their daughter to the spirit world would remain in that house another minute, let alone another night after getting her back. In all honesty, I would have probably been gone the moment the chairs stacked on the table lol. With that said, I think the pacing of this movie is SOOO good and I LOVE the music, adds to the creepiness.

GREAT FILM

Her head actually spinned around like Caroline from poltergeist, but faster that many will miss it 😄😄

That pina colda dude n kathy