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Reviews for The Haunting

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5.4 / 10 1h 53min

Horror Thriller Fantasy Mystery

Dr. David Marrow invites three distinct individuals to the eerie and isolated Hill House to be subjects for a sleep disorder study. The unfortunate guests discover that Marrow is far more interested in the sinister mansion itself — and they soon see the true nature of its horror.

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user210k9ej0q4t's Movie review

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Review by user210k9ej0q4t

Who cares about some stupid old black and white movie, anyway?

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Review by user321f3bj9giy

One of the best horror movies ever

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Review by user178bi297q3y

BEAUTIFUL LOOKING SUPERNATURAL CHILLER WITH A GREAT CAST

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Review by CrimsonCardinal

Definitely the best movie ever done.

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Review by user3858wmku82

If you haven't seen this yet I recommend you do

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Review by user910wik856cy

Ignore the critics, go see this underrated gem full of eye-candy!

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Review by MysticMoose

Horror genre because there's no Ghost Story genre

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Review by user4210agwd9t4

Not a Scary Movie, It's a Well Done Movie.

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Review by user1426dl99i7q

As Good As The Original, But For Different Reasons.

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Review by user7835sp4asnd

Lili Taylor is reason enough to love this movie.

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Review by user894ky97oxtw

Shouldn't be compared to the 1963 film, but still a (very) atmospheric chiller