Best Ghost in a Movie?

In horror, more is less. So Japanese original version is WAY better.

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I would have thought that, and Alien proves it, but that wasn't my experience. I'll have to check it out again.

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir

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I saw the scene in Ghost (1990) again recently where Sam dies and I'd forgotten how they did it:


Anyway, I should have already mentioned the shadowy demons in Ghost. Apparently their voices were babies' cries slowed down and in reverse. It occured to me the other day that the demons in The Passion of the Christ were reminiscent of these creatures.

And Vincent Schiavelli's Subway Ghost was great too.

I hadn't seen Ringu so when the remake's trailer came on it scared the hell out of me. The film itself did as well, and I prefer it to the original.

Everything with suzzanna on it

im gonna have to go with the changeling,the boy that drowned in the bath tub, one spinr tingling movie that is

I was quite surprised recently to see The Waltons had had a ghost story of sorts, called The Changeling. Quite creepy.

The spooky ghost that possessed Whoopi Goldberg and then forced her to have lesbian sex.

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The Changeling (1980)

The Blair Witch worked for me. Ghost of a witch? Super scary.
Any time you got the ghost of a witch, I mean, that's the worst.

Gotta go with Lew Hayward

She's basically "Nan Adams" from the famous TZ episode, but that's not a movie.
The Others did a similar twist on the ghost world, but even if you know what it is going to be then it still looks very good.

From Raiders:

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Another vote for Captain Daniel Craigg (Rex Harrison) in the Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947). Spoiler! I particularly loved the part where, years later, Lucy Muir learns that her young daughter Anna (Natalie Wood!) also saw Captain Craigg. And the ending ... so unapologetically sweet and sentimental.

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i would say GHOST (1990) with demi moore and patrick swayze

Kayako from the Grudge
the ghosts in the 13 Ghosts remake

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Not sure if she counts because she's technically a spirit, but I love the yuki-onna story in Kwaidan.