Back in High School I was in ski club and when I’d get home late at night these B-rated thrillers would be on cable tv and I saw this in 89-90 timeframe. Well I love horror and jump scares but at the time this truly rattled me. Her moaning sounds, the camera use, and the creepy basement got me good. It’s better than a horror film because it doesn’t rely on gore… this is scary for all the right reasons. Fast forward to when I could search for this film online and I remembered nothing about the names of the actors or the title of the film but I wanted to see it again. You can see hints of this movie in Stir of Echoes.
This started out creepy and I was getting mentally prepared to freak myself out tonight. Then it turned into a solid, believable love story. When she first walked out of the basement, that scene was ahead of its time. Thats stuff you would expect to see today like from The Grudge or The Conjuring but it was rare in 1990.
A shame more people don’t know about this movie. While there are many ghost films, very few really get into the eerie quality and instead go for cheap thrills. This film captures all the elements of a truly eerie ghost movie. Like “The Haunting”( the original, not the remake) it builds suspense and the scares are from a good set up, not a cheap thrill by a guy with a chainsaw, ax, machete, knife, anvil, etc.
had it on vhs years ago. I rented it from Blockbuster returned it & still had the vhs. hmmm? lol, it was a blank vhs tape initially. I had 2 vcr machines
I saw this movie as a kid and was so intrigued by it. So cool but scary, like a past life coming back to haunt you in the reality. The piano music through out all of this was amazing! I took piano lessons at this time and wanted to be able to play like that. Great B movie and music. :)
The haunting music was composed by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). I first saw the movie when I was 14 years-old. Not only that, I watched it when it came on late at night. It's easier to be terrified with imagination that late at night. It gives you nightmares for years. lol
I first saw this film in 1999, and it immediately made an impression on my heart because of the love story, so i write this film down in my diary. Years later i found my diary notes and just looked for them on CZcams. Surprise! Apparently there is. Very nostalgic .
I saw this movie when it first came out. Loved it then and love it even more now. The score was sexy, haunting, and just beautiful. And of course the story was amazing too! I play the piano and hope to upload some of my arrangements of this score sometime. 😌
Has anyone ever visited the filming sites in Denver, where they filmed this hidden gem? I’ve contacted the Denver Film Commission numerous times, but they did not keep many records back on 1989. I wish they would release this on Blu-ray or 4K for all country regions. Any additional behind the scenes information I could find on this, I would greatly appreciate.
I lived in Denver for 2 years but none of the locations looked familiar to me. What's chilling is The Changeling is the scariest movie ever to me and I did not realize the real story happened in Denver. I discovered this when doing a project on it in film school in Denver. And that weekend I house sat for a woman who lived near the Cheesman Park that is mentioned in the movie and I could not sleep in that house. Taking a shower and having to walk up the stairs was terrifying. The dog that lived there even acted uncomfortable and stayed by my side at all times. That weekend was creepy.
My sister has lived in Denver for quite a while. There’s a beautiful area, south of downtown. All 1800’s homes and buildings but everything is amazingly maintained. I can’t remember the area (I’m an east coaster) but I remember it being somewhere near the nature and science museum. I’m guessing that’s the neighborhood of Denver where this takes place.
This movie was called “seducción diabolica” in Spanish. (Diabolical seduction) 😂😂😂 my mom used to rent it along with other movies back in 91’ in Argentina. I still remember the scene with the homeless guy in the car as one of my favourites
The only soundtrack listings in the credits are "Rainstorm" and "Everything Turned Black". So my guess is that the piano music everyone is asking about must be part of one of those 2 tracks. I find it hard to believe there were truly only 2 pieces of music used for the WHOLE movie though. The piano music is definitely something contemporary in origin... it isn't a classical piece from the past. If people are referring to the Shubert piece though, it's an Impromptu. Moonlight Sonata wasn't in this movie as several people thought in the comments. The piece people are probably referring to is a contemporary original piece for piano made for the movie. Why it isn't listed in the credits though is annoyingly stupid and confusing, especially when you consider how often it was used.
I bought the lost series came with the game and everything but I never finished it as the plot just kept getting more violent and wierd I really tried to finish it twice but never made it!
Very 80'ish. Somewhat unrefined. But what a great storyline! I really like this movie the same as I did when it came out when I was a kid. A friend of mine is in the process of making a romantic ghost movie right now but his plot is quite a bit different than this one's.
Damn he sure does fall asleep a lot!? Lol. No great movie. They don't make them like this anymore.. not even close!!! I grew up watching this movie. Had it recorded on VHS. Great story! Terry O'Quinn!
I don't think it's ever been released in the US on DVD, that I can recall anyway. Sadly, this happens sometimes with quite a few American movies having no home video release, on DVD anyway.
Has anyone ever visited the filming sites in Denver, where they filmed this hidden gem? I’ve contacted the Denver Film Commission numerous times, but they did not keep many records back on 1989. I wish they would release this on Blu-ray or 4K for all country regions. Any additional behind the scenes information I could find on this, I would greatly appreciate.
I love the movie but it is a rip off from 1982 Filipino movie called Haplos or Touch. Plot man returns to hometown visiting after his mother died and meets two women. One is a ghost who plays haunting music on her piano in an old house. It turns out that he resembles her old lover who left her to be raped and murdered by the Japanese during WW2. And she’s haunting him until he fell in love with her. She just wanted him to return back to her and felt betrayed he didn’t come back for her and left her to die. Same in the movie he left the woman after being killed by her husband and betrayed by the lover accepting the hush money.
Yep. I hate people calling it a B movie. When movies like this beat the crap out of anything made today! Totally a AAA movie! They don't make them like this anymore. Not even close!
Well it is a movie. With actors and actresses. But in real life I've seen women with hair that long. And it was very very more common back then in late 80's early 90's
I think it’s to show the malevolence of spirits, however comely they could appear. They’re of the death 💀 realm & they want to convert the living to their state. No “Beetlejuice” here !
I saw this movie many years ago! It's one of my most favorites! ❤
It is great!! Babe
@@opticalmixing23 I'm so happy someone else likes it too 😊
Back in High School I was in ski club and when I’d get home late at night these B-rated thrillers would be on cable tv and I saw this in 89-90 timeframe. Well I love horror and jump scares but at the time this truly rattled me. Her moaning sounds, the camera use, and the creepy basement got me good. It’s better than a horror film because it doesn’t rely on gore… this is scary for all the right reasons. Fast forward to when I could search for this film online and I remembered nothing about the names of the actors or the title of the film but I wanted to see it again.
You can see hints of this movie in Stir of Echoes.
I watched this movie when I was a little girl with my mother. Her and I both LOVED IT! GLAD someone uploaded this!
Me too!! 💖
Me 3!
This started out creepy and I was getting mentally prepared to freak myself out tonight. Then it turned into a solid, believable love story. When she first walked out of the basement, that scene was ahead of its time. Thats stuff you would expect to see today like from The Grudge or The Conjuring but it was rare in 1990.
Yeah :)
Wow I was lookimg for this movie forever!!!
Great movie. Looked everywhere. Thanks for upload !
A shame more people don’t know about this movie. While there are many ghost films, very few really get into the eerie quality and instead go for cheap thrills. This film captures all the elements of a truly eerie ghost movie. Like “The Haunting”( the original, not the remake) it builds suspense and the scares are from a good set up, not a cheap thrill by a guy with a chainsaw, ax, machete, knife, anvil, etc.
had it on vhs years ago. I rented it from Blockbuster returned it & still had the vhs. hmmm? lol, it was a blank vhs tape initially. I had 2 vcr machines
It’s great to see Elisabeth Brooks from The Howling in this movie. RIP Elisabeth.
I saw this movie as a kid and was so intrigued by it. So cool but scary, like a past life coming back to haunt you in the reality. The piano music through out all of this was amazing! I took piano lessons at this time and wanted to be able to play like that. Great B movie and music. :)
Do you know the name's music? I love it.
It is a great movie also seen as a kid and over the years I've searched for it but no such luck!
@@elissilva791 I think the music is called moon sonato or clear in the moonlight or at least it sounds similar
I thought It was too, but unfortunately no. Anyway thank you so much
The haunting music was composed by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). I first saw the movie when I was 14 years-old. Not only that, I watched it when it came on late at night. It's easier to be terrified with imagination that late at night. It gives you nightmares for years. lol
I first saw this film in 1999, and it immediately made an impression on my heart because of the love story, so i write this film down in my diary. Years later i found my diary notes and just looked for them on CZcams. Surprise! Apparently there is. Very nostalgic .
Excellent movie. Watch it. It stays with you.
Thanks for the upload!! BEST MOVIE EVER!! 👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great movie! First time seeing this one! Bravo! Miss Kristie but I understand why she retired!
I saw this movie when it first came out. Loved it then and love it even more now. The score was sexy, haunting, and just beautiful. And of course the story was amazing too! I play the piano and hope to upload some of my arrangements of this score sometime. 😌
Has anyone ever visited the filming sites in Denver, where they filmed this hidden gem? I’ve contacted the Denver Film Commission numerous times, but they did not keep many records back on 1989. I wish they would release this on Blu-ray or 4K for all country regions. Any additional behind the scenes information I could find on this, I would greatly appreciate.
Emerson Street.
I lived here as a young hippie girl. We all loved the building
I lived in Denver for 2 years but none of the locations looked familiar to me. What's chilling is The Changeling is the scariest movie ever to me and I did not realize the real story happened in Denver. I discovered this when doing a project on it in film school in Denver. And that weekend I house sat for a woman who lived near the Cheesman Park that is mentioned in the movie and I could not sleep in that house. Taking a shower and having to walk up the stairs was terrifying. The dog that lived there even acted uncomfortable and stayed by my side at all times. That weekend was creepy.
@@HealthHorror I’m hoping to visit TFO movie sites in Denver at some point.
My sister has lived in Denver for quite a while. There’s a beautiful area, south of downtown. All 1800’s homes and buildings but everything is amazingly maintained. I can’t remember the area (I’m an east coaster) but I remember it being somewhere near the nature and science museum. I’m guessing that’s the neighborhood of Denver where this takes place.
This was a great movie, saw this back in 2005 on The Wrestling Channel and it was shown on the Horror channel in the UK
Hey! This movie is really good! I live in Brazil! it was on TV. I've been looking for a long time. thanks!
Olá, consegui a fita VHS legendada, irei assistir por esses dias pela primeira vez.
This movie was called “seducción diabolica” in Spanish. (Diabolical seduction) 😂😂😂 my mom used to rent it along with other movies back in 91’ in Argentina. I still remember the scene with the homeless guy in the car as one of my favourites
She was THE sexiest Ghost This side of Marilyn Monroe & Bettie Page
pretty good movie, this is very horror too.
One of my favorite tragic love story movies. This one and 'Pyongyang Nalpharam' (2006)
The only soundtrack listings in the credits are "Rainstorm" and "Everything Turned Black". So my guess is that the piano music everyone is asking about must be part of one of those 2 tracks. I find it hard to believe there were truly only 2 pieces of music used for the WHOLE movie though. The piano music is definitely something contemporary in origin... it isn't a classical piece from the past. If people are referring to the Shubert piece though, it's an Impromptu. Moonlight Sonata wasn't in this movie as several people thought in the comments. The piece people are probably referring to is a contemporary original piece for piano made for the movie. Why it isn't listed in the credits though is annoyingly stupid and confusing, especially when you consider how often it was used.
Yessss I love this movie 🥰
I was lucky enough to live in 3 different apartments in this house. So Capitol Hill Denver
Great movie
This movie would be a good double feature with The Lady in White ghost film!!!!
So happy I found this, I’d been searching for years ❤️
I'm still looking for the name of the piano piece in this movie but so are so many others.
Of course John Locke....didn't recognise him with hair!
I bought the lost series came with the game and everything but I never finished it as the plot just kept getting more violent and wierd I really tried to finish it twice but never made it!
I love this movie and I'm wondering if the piano music is moon light sonata?
It's not. I find it hypnotic and haunted. I have a piano but can't find it's sheet music.
Cool movie, thanks for the upload!
Jerry Blake is a great actor!
You mean Terry O'Quinn. Is the main character
10:10 to 10:14
"Maybe I'm gay."
Kristy: Like me!
Tht's my line!
Great movie! 😀
Very 80'ish. Somewhat unrefined. But what a great storyline! I really like this movie the same as I did when it came out when I was a kid. A friend of mine is in the process of making a romantic ghost movie right now but his plot is quite a bit different than this one's.
the greatest decade jumbojet, you had to be there, i was born in '81
Damn he sure does fall asleep a lot!? Lol. No great movie. They don't make them like this anymore.. not even close!!! I grew up watching this movie. Had it recorded on VHS. Great story! Terry O'Quinn!
Where can I buy this movie in the U.S where it will work on a United States DVD player? Confused, it's not a foreign film.
I don't think it's ever been released in the US on DVD, that I can recall anyway. Sadly, this happens sometimes with quite a few American movies having no home video release, on DVD anyway.
Has anyone ever visited the filming sites in Denver, where they filmed this hidden gem? I’ve contacted the Denver Film Commission numerous times, but they did not keep many records back on 1989. I wish they would release this on Blu-ray or 4K for all country regions. Any additional behind the scenes information I could find on this, I would greatly appreciate.
Maybe there is no name to it?I mean come on so many of us searching someone would have found something by now so there may not be a name to it.
1:04:08 The understatement of the whole movie :"It's not healthy!"
We must love Kristy McNicol !
Man I hope he used a ghost rubber dont want any little ghouls!
Nice
brosnan did the same type of movie, "bag of bones"
And it was terrible. One of Stephen King's most boring & predictable novels.
Not suspected as a ghost movie until ... 2:48
I love the movie but it is a rip off from 1982 Filipino movie called Haplos or Touch. Plot man returns to hometown visiting after his mother died and meets two women. One is a ghost who plays haunting music on her piano in an old house. It turns out that he resembles her old lover who left her to be raped and murdered by the Japanese during WW2. And she’s haunting him until he fell in love with her. She just wanted him to return back to her and felt betrayed he didn’t come back for her and left her to die. Same in the movie he left the woman after being killed by her husband and betrayed by the lover accepting the hush money.
Is the Filipino movie available somewhere, please ?
id call this AAA horror for sure better than quiet place 2
Agreed.
Yep. I hate people calling it a B movie. When movies like this beat the crap out of anything made today! Totally a AAA movie! They don't make them like this anymore. Not even close!
the girl who makes the ghost character the hair was naturally long or the actress wore a wig or it was natural long
I sure hope it's all natural hair.
I believe is natural
Well it is a movie. With actors and actresses. But in real life I've seen women with hair that long. And it was very very more common back then in late 80's early 90's
Even though she's portraying a woman from 1891! Which they all had long natural hair! Lol
The hair has its own credit at the end.
Does anyone know the name of the piano music?
I'm not really sure I think the piano music is clear in the moonlight
@@jessejamesjessejames3600 thanks I will give that a try
On 1st watching I began to suspect something spooky only at 2:48 > with the stab on the score.
Why did they have to kill the kitten that was sick and unnecessary so terrible
There there.
I think it’s to show
the malevolence of spirits,
however comely they could appear.
They’re of the death 💀 realm
& they want to convert the living to their state.
No “Beetlejuice” here !
What's that music from piano?
I think it's moonlight sonata I'm not sure yet.
@@aaronyoung5602 isn't, but thank you
Franz Schubert
@@davidmilitana no, unfotunatelly
kd as legendas??
Of course that a ghost would want you to be with her forever !
1:12:01 >> 1:13:01
horror my ass this is a erotic thriller with a dash of mystery. one unscary ghost doesnt make it a horror.
Actually the thought of ghost titties is slightly horrible and probably dusty too!
Really Dumb Movie
Not as dumb as your comment.
one of the worst movie i've ever seen, this isn't a B movie this is a fucking Z movie.
One of the worst comments I ever read. Completely idiotic. You must be a christian. Only this could explain this.