The famous “Poltergeist” house ... In the 1982 film, the house hosts ghosts, a tree that tries to snatch children in the night and portals to a different dimension. In reality, the home ...

A book about Poltergeist, the 1982 haunted house movie to end all haunted house movies, could take as many shapes as its titular spectral force. A haunted clown, a possessed tree—an academic ...

the tree, the clown, and the pool of skeletons doesn’t get more iconic than this. And, it’s for that reason that the original Poltergeist is the best film in the series and a still-worthy ...

Poltergeist is still haunting ... The closet that’s actually a portal to another world. The monstrous tree that rips through a bedroom window. And the angelic little girl, pressing her hands ...

In real life, trees are just trees. But in Poltergeist, the tree comes to life and pulls Robbie from his bed—a distraction while the closet eats Carol Anne. Spielberg and Hooper put other ...

And as for Poltergeist, I found out the rating didn ... This movie is an evil tree plunging through the bedroom window, dragging your ass outside. It’s got body horror, in the form of a ...

"Poltergeist" has terrified audiences since ... so those are Spielberg's own hands you see tearing at Marty's flesh. 7. The tree that nearly swallows Robbie was actually four trees, built by ...

The Freeling family in Poltergeist is not atypical of the people ... chairs with an already-assembled cluster of chairs. 8. THE TREE SCENE WAS SHOT BACKWARDS. Robbie (Oliver Robins) was actually ...

Still, it's hard not to wonder how a film with a body count of zero (not counting Tweety the bird) managed to freak out so many people. The movie's sassy psychic medium, Tangina Barrons (Zelda ...

The evil tree that attacked Robbie Feeling was allegedly ... refuge the sign welcomes “Dr. Fantasy & Friends.” Dr. Fantasy is Poltergeist producer Frank Marshall’s magician stage name.