
Watch The Haunting Movie Online Streaming No Downloading One of the most highly regarded haunted house films ever produced, Robert Wise's The Haunting (based on Shirley Jackson's novel The Haunting of Hill House) weaves the dark tale of a questionably sane young woman and a sinister house which holds a terrifying past. Invited to join anthropologist Dr. Markway (Richard Johnson), ESP expert Theodora (Claire Bloom), and probable heir to the estate Luke Sanderson (Russ Tamblyn) in order to dispel the near mythical tales that surround the house, unstable Eleanor Vance (Julie Harris) agrees to spend a few nights in the house following the death of her mother. As they slowly begin to discover, the horrific and seemingly unbelievable tales may hold more truth than the skeptical guests might have previously expected. With a seemingly unstoppable supernatural force lurking in every shadow, the probability of anyone escaping the evil clutch of the cursed mansion seems increasingly remote. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Release Date The Haunting Sep 18, 1963 Wide | |
| Genres The Haunting : Classics,Horror |
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Actors For The Haunting |
| Julie Harris,Claire Bloom,Richard Johnson,Russ Tamblyn,Lois Maxwell,Fay Compton,Ronald Adam,Diane Clare,Rosalie Crutchley,Amy Dalby,Valentine Dyall,Verina Greenlaw,Howard Lang,Mavis Villiers,Paul Maxwell,Susan Richards,Rosemary Dorken,Richard E. Johnson |
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| Genres The Haunting : Classics,Horror |
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People stare about in terror and squeak: 'The house, it's alive!' The picture, it's dead. -TIME Magazine
The artful cinematic strokes of director Robert Wise and staff are not quite enough to override the major shortcomings of Nelson Gidding's screenplay. Variety Staff-Variety
Pretty effective when it came out; it may be a little stiff in the joints by now, but it's still a much better scare show than the recent stinker remake. Jonathan Rosenbaum-Chicago Reader
What makes the film so effective is not so much the slightly sinister characterisation of the generally neurotic group, but the fact that [director] Wise makes the house itself the central character, a beautifully designed and highly atmospheric entity. Derek Adams-Time Out
Makes more goose pimples than sense. Bosley Crowther-New York Times
Borderline perfect... Strip away all of its frightening elements, and the film remains a sophisticated, complex, and tremendously subtle character study. Tim Brayton-Antagony & Ecstasy
One of the handful of truly great haunted-house films ever made. (TCM Greatest Classic Films: Horror) John J. Puccio-Movie Metropolis
The horror remains admirably attuned to the sense of solitude in a premature spinster Fernando F. Croce-CinePassion
A dark brooding atmosphere, disturbing psychological insights and a handful of suddenly executed surprises make this old horror as fresh and vital as the day it was made. -Film4
Properly creepy, unlike like the dodgy remake. Ian Nathan-Empire Magazine
An undeniably effective adaptation of the Shirley Jackson novel and remains one of the best haunted-house movies. -TV Guide's Movie Guide
Knows how to draw fright from its haunted house story. Dennis Schwartz-Ozus' World Movie Reviews
...easily ranks among the finest supernatural suspense films ever made. Mark Bourne-DVDJournal.com
The good news is that the disc presents the film in its original 2.35:1 (anamorphic) widescreen, and Wise's striking compositions put every square inch to use. Mark Bourne-DVDJournal.com
few filmmakers have drawn fright from nothingness as adeptly as Robert Wise did Douglas Pratt-DVDLaser
Ghosts! And they are unseen, frightening things in this creepy classic. Steve Crum-Kansas City Kansan
The scariest movie of its day Lori Hoffman-Atlantic City Weekly
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