Thir13een Ghosts

English Title:	Thirteen Ghosts
Year:	2001
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Horror
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	4.5 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	5 Have Seen


Director	Steve Beck
Selected Cast	Tony Shalhoub as Arthur Kriticos
	Embeth Davidtz as Kalina Oretzia
	Matthew Lillard as Dennis Rafkin
	Shannon Elizabeth as Kathy Kriticos

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

Thir13een Ghosts - Columbia TriStar - UK (2002)

UMD

Thirteen Ghosts - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - UK (2005)

DVD

Thir13en Ghosts - New Star Home Entertainment - Sweden (2002)

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Comments and Reviews


henry29 7th Jul 2015		@Neil Forbes. If only I could get a copy of this Film to You. Do You Torrent?. Have You got One Drive?. Can't Use Youtube might block out Countries but will look Into It. H.



Neil Forbes 5th Jul 2015		@Henry29, a couple of points, first, you said the opening was in colour, it would've been for cinema but when they transferred it to VHS(and later to DVD), it's likely they took the colour saturation right back to monochrome to render the whole movie thus. Secondly, and this will have something to do with cutting back the saturation of colour, the instances where the ghosts appeared had a pinkish tint applied(if I remember rightly), to see the ghosts you looked through blue cellophane, to not see them, red cellophane. special "glasses" were issued to cinema patrons, made by William Castle Inc.,(the movie's producers) with strips of each coloured cellophane attached to a card with two horizontal slits cut into it(about 3 inches long and a half-inch wide). I'm working from memory here as it's been yonks since I've seen the movie!



henry29 5th Jul 2015		@Neil Forbes. Hi. I just watched a Borrowed VHS of this and that was Pure Black N white all the way through. The only thing was, The ghosts are very hard to See Properly. Other than that It was the same film. If You are to look for this I would get the DVD and not that VHS copy. It Is available In the US on E-Bay. H.



Neil Forbes 4th Jul 2015		@Henry29, Opening in colour huh? I forgot that bit. It's absolutely yonks since I saw it at the Savoy Theatre in my original home town, Stockton NSW. It was the second(and main) feature of a Friday, 13th(Black Friday) double feature way back about 1969 or 1970(me still in my teens) and the movie looked new to me(didn't know back then that it was already almost a decade old - WOW!) In all this time it has never shown up in any late night movies on TV(ABC or commercial)... Bummer! Would like to see it again though!



henry29 4th Jul 2015		@Neil Forbes. The film You refer to has the title "13 Ghosts" and Is from 1960. Will drag out and watch later. Just had a Look and the opening titles are In Colour then the Film starts It Is black N white. But when they put the Glasses on the Ghosts and the room are Colour. H.



Neil Forbes 3rd Jul 2015		This was a supposed remake from the early 21st century of a movie shot in black & white with tinted segments where the theatre audience would look through "glasses" of two different colours of cellophane to either see or not see the ghosts. This "remake" made no attempt to follow the original story. I'd much rather see the original, though I do have this one stored on my external hard-drive(lifted from a VHS tape). F. Murray Abraham was also in this new version, by the way.

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