The Changeling
Horror • R • 1980 • 1 hr 47 min
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Wish we had more horror movies with George C. Scott. Not to say it’s anything mind blowing but I’ve always enjoyed it.
One of my all-time favorite scares, truly original and unpredictable. A must watch.
Good, slower paced ghost movie with a relatively crazy ending.
The Changeling is *so* scary. A 100% must watch every spooky season. It’s everything I want in a horror movie. So atmospheric.
One of Scorsese’s favorite horror films, a little odd how old our protagonist is, but still a lot of fun
This movie blends horror, thriller and mystery really well especially its atmosphere
While some of the production value is a little dated, this is the paranormal film no one expects to like, but find themselves sucked into.
Dark early semi modern horror. Intelligent horror before horror was mainstream. It’s a classic but might not be on every top 10 list
Fucking terrifying and suspenseful. A must watch, especially around late October.
Just a superior haunted house film with a sterling performance from George C. Scott. U aren’t going to find too many better than this one.
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