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The Haunting (1963)

Dr. John Markway recruits three strangers for a sleep-disorder study at the eerie and isolated Hill House.

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Brian S 08 Nov 2011

Anyone can scare you with a big budget special effect. But what Robert Wise does is much bolder: He doesn't show us anything. To this day, this film remains as my favorite horror movie, a remarkable achievement. That poor, POOR excuse of a remake does not even exist! It never happened!

Vicki S 06 May 2008

This version is a lot better than the remake with Catherine Zeta-Jones. It also shows that a great scarry movie does not need to rely on gore and special effects. They should have learned that for the remake!

Guy L 29 Jul 2011

This is number two in my favorite movie list, second only to Lord of the Rings. In fact, this is what kept me perpetually into the horror movie genre and has continued to serve as the template for how I judge all horror movies. In fact, this is one of the rare examples by which the movie was better than the book (not that I'm downing Shirley Jackson; just saying). Everything about this movie works: the para-scientific plot, the acting, the direction, the atmosphere, and what modern horror movies lack, SUBTLETY ! Movies like Saw are all about shock value and the base level impulse of "gross-out" tactics, while this film (along with films like Paranormal Activity and in some ways even more-so its sequels) lets you believe there's some unholy abomination of God lurking in the dark that you cannot and will not see before it devours your soul. What more can I say about this film? It's scared me since I was nine and has shocked many an audience since.

Jez W 11 Mar 2008

Amazing, I watched this film shortly before seeing the remake, and the remake doesn't hold a candle to this masterpiece, truly one of the greatest horrors!!

Chris O 14 Jun 2007

Hands down, the scariest movie ever made, and a perfect example of the notion that less is more. The film is a masterpiece of suspense, and it manages to achieve and sustain an effectively creepy atmosphere simply through the clever use of sound effects. Excellent film.