So, first it got to you. Then, it got under your skin.

Did it feel good? It sounds like it was amazing.

lol yeah it was a great movie. \:D/

You might say it's an amazing movie \:D/

Yeah, well have you seen it?

I've seen parts of it. Never really go to see the whole.

Problem is that these films get to be so predictable after a while. But it's definitely among the better ones in its genre.

I'm glad you liked it.

Its one of the best horror films ever.Steven Spielberg directed 70% of the film according to the actors and crew who worked on the film.

Yes, I was looking at the trivia at Internet Movie Database, and it did say that Spielberg had a lot of input on this film, and he make a lot of the decisions for some of the key scenes.

Vic Marrow was killed with 2 children in one of the segment of thefilm,the one directed by John Landis,It was the one about the Bigot guy,The scene where he is in vietnam,in the scene a helicopter was supposed to come and attack him,The helicopter crashed and landed on the actors tearring them to pieces,you can see the video and see that landis was shouting at the pilot to bring the helicopter more down and closer to the actors and the pilot said it wasent a good idea but landis demanded it and the rest is history.

The Sequel is so cheesy,its horrible,especially the end with the ghost grandmother and the cheesy music.

Vic Marrow was killed with 2 children in one of the segment of thefilm,the one directed by John Landis,It was the one about the Bigot guy,The scene where he is in vietnam,in the scene a helicopter was supposed to come and attack him,The helicopter crashed and landed on the actors tearring them to pieces,you can see the video and see that landis was shouting at the pilot to bring the helicopter more down and closer to the actors and the pilot said it wasent a good idea but landis demanded it and the rest is history.

Perhaps they should revive the franchise and see what happens.

IMDB:

Not to be taken as the Grim Reaper,
but yes, there were more than a few
tragic deaths involving various actors
that played in the Poltergeist films.
Shortly after the 1982 original was
released, 22 year-old actress
Dominique Dunne (who played the
teenage daughter, Dana) died
after she was strangled to death
by her boyfriend. During production
of the sequel, Poltergeist II: The
Other Side, actor Julian Beck (who
plays the downright creepy Rev. Kane)
died of stomach cancer in 1985.
Most notably would be the untimely
death of the blond 12 year-old actress
Heather O'Rourke, who played Carol Anne
in all three Poltergeist films. Sadly,
an intestinal blockage took her life in
early 1988, before filming for Poltergeist III
was completed. Many will claim that these deaths
are a supposed curse, it may be true. I don't know,
but if it's not, it is at the very least
eerie and coincidental. Notice they haven't made
a Poltergeist movie in over 16 years. Perhaps they
should revive the franchise and see what happens.
All of them (in their own way) were incredibly
effective supernatural thrillers.