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POLTERGEIST (1982) FIRST TIME WATCHING – MOVIE REACTION SPIELBERG – REVIEW



Welcome to our first time watching Poltergeist (1982) classic horror from the 1980s!

This is simply superb filmmaking! Loved it!

Poltergeist is a 1982 American supernatural horror film directed by Tobe Hooper and written by Steven Spielberg, Michael Grais, and Mark Victor from a story by Spielberg. It stars JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson, and Beatrice Straight, and was produced by Spielberg and Frank Marshall. The film focuses on a suburban family whose home is invaded by malevolent ghosts that abduct their youngest daughter.

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40 Comments

  1. 😎👍 If it's of interest, that special effect you're seeing at 40:22 was first used by Alfred Hitchcock in the 1957 movie, "Vertigo." It's achieved by rolling the camera backwards while simultaneously elongating it's telescopic lens forward. 👻

  2. I love seeing a new generation getting into this movie, first time i saw it was when it came out on TV, around 86/87 I was 7 or 8 at the time and LOVED it, the 2nd one freaked me out more with Cain, he just icked me
    also i love how your kid can see and tie together where references to new movies and shows come from and how open minded he is to older films! def subscribing now!

  3. Awesome reactions , I saw it also when I was about 10 yo. The clown under the bed still gets me , ok its October how about doing the animated film (COCO). Its about the day of the dead, Hispanic and Mexican family s day to remember our loved ones that have passed away, I know you guys would enjoy it , 😊

  4. Back then the tv stations would literally run out of programming material to broadcast so they would just power off after midnight. We all became accustomed to the hiss of universal background radiation through the tv and radio. It's like the ocean.

  5. 43:27 "Unless it continues in that house." Yes, their next house is haunted as well! The sequel is very underrated. The third film is just OK and focuses only on Carol Anne who moves to the famous John Hancock Tower in Chicago which is only haunted because the villain from the second film is following her.

  6. Have you considered showing your son "Young Sherlock Holmes" or "Return to Oz"? Two great films from the 1980s that were made for kids (teenagers) but then were castigated for being far too scary. They both subsequently became cult classics. As for next week's film, I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess Cujo (can't think of any other killer with four legs).

  7. I live in Northern Virginia where about 20% of the suburbs had old slave cemeteries which had to be relocated. What's really amazing is how this continues to go on without almost any press coverage. In many cases they just leave them in place because it's cheaper and the cemetery is just part of the HOA (home owners' association) common ground. There aren't any headstones or markers indicating it's burial ground because the original headstones were just wood.

  8. If you remember this was the movie Joyce bought tickets for so Will could see the movie in a flashback to his Castle Byers in Stranger Things Season One. Feliz Cumpleaños!🎉🎈🎊🎁🎂🪅☮️🇬🇧🇺🇸

  9. Dominique Dunne who played the older sister was murdered by her ex boyfriend and Heather O’Rorke who played the youngest daughter died of kidney disease as a child. Sad all thecway round.

  10. 18:47 The paranormal investigators here probably did inspire something for 'Ghostbusters.' The screenplay was somewhat inspired by the sitcom 'The Ghost Busters' which was also about paranormal exterminators but other than that and the title had no relation to the movie, and the horror film 'The Asphyx' about Victorian photographers trapping death itself which clearly inspired the actual ghost catching scenes.

  11. Hey D&J! 🥳 Happiest of Birthdays, J! Another great reaction to a great movie. I’ve always loved the actress Zelda R that plays the psychic medium Tangina. The way she gives her “Let’s go get your daughter” monologue in her whispery, ASMR-type voice really works in the scene because it draws you in to pay attention to both the hope of getting Carol Anne back 👧🏼📿🎾 as well as the dangers of The Beast. 🚫💀 Plus, who amongst us hasn’t vacuumed and mopped the floor, only to dramatically say, “This house…is clean.” 😏 Zelda also had a bit part in the funny movie “Sixteen Candles” as the church organist with the squeaky shoes. 👵🏻👡👡
    Have a great weekend! Christine in currently cloudy Colorado 🌥️

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