"Poltergeist: Paranormal Phenomena" (1982) Original title: "Poltergeist" Duration: 112 minutes Country: USA Genre: Horror 
Director: Tobe Hooper Writer: Steven Spielberg, Michael Grais, Mark Victor Music: Jerry Goldsmith Photography: Matthew F. Leonetti Editor: Michael Kahn , Steven Spielberg (uncredited) Cast: Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams, Beatrice Straight, Dominique Dunne, Heather O'Rourke, Oliver Robbins, Zelda Rubinstein, Michael McManus SYNOPSIS:
A middle-class American family moved to live and a new home in a seemingly idyllic neighborhood, but inside the house start to happen strange things paranormal phenomena for which no explanation is possible ...
OPINION:
The year 1982 was a special year for Steven Spielberg. directed "ET" , a film that became the highest grossing film history and established him as the master of the lockers. That same year, came a horror film that was also a resounding success, which was signed by Spielberg in his screenplay and produced and directed ...? According to gossip, that's what he did. It was a film that I really wanted to direct but could not shoot because it was prohibited by the film directors' union two tapes at once. So I hired a straw man to put his name in performing. Spielberg was constantly on the film set to "advise? a Tobe Hooper (director of the classic "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"), there are even photos of Steven on the set and making of in which they are instructing Spielberg and Hooper looking. I have not seen this documentary but for details of this controversy, one need only click here .
Steven Spielberg directing the actors in "Poltergeist"?
The truth is that, viewing the film you realize what it is and Spielbergiana leaves no doubt that at least the King Midas was there to lend a hand. So much I did it, the reality is that Tobe Hooper appears in the credits as director and deserves, at least one respect as such. The film is very typical elements of Spielberg as the section of content (such residential houses with garden) as the formal (Spielbergianos plans abound.) It's a horror movie without blood, in fact only one scene (the face that is falling to pieces) that can be considered violent. And would not expatiate commenting sublime wonders of the film, just say it's my favorite horror movie. Unforgettable scenes like the clown or the voice of Caroline on television and phrases like "They're here" and "Caroline, go into the light" part of my best memories film.
Without a doubt this movie is required viewing for all lovers of cinema or even be better to say to all lovers of fantasy and terror, lest we be beat to death more moviegoers the place they consider serious terror as a film genre nothing serious. That yes you should avoid by all means see the consequences that occurred following the success of this, in which worse. Thank God, Spielberg did not get into these mess and has nothing to do with these productions. And as we
on Halloween, so we can leave some extra information about the deaths of several players after the shoot, which miedoooo ... ugh!: http://www.cartelera10.com/otros/la-maldicion-de -poltergeist.html
Whoever wants to know more about the film that is directed to this address, rich in curiosities, and to deceive, very good piece of article: http://peliculasdeculto.blogspot.com / 2007/10/poltergeist.html
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