Terror Has Multiplied.

Finally a good ghost movie for the 21st century! Starring Tony Shalhoub, playing the nephew of a very rich man who dies while trying to capture the last ghost of his collection. While the late Mr. Kriticos' lawyer shows the mansion left to the nephew and his family, they encounter ghost hunter Dennis Rifkin (as played as Matthew Lillard) who warns them about their dead relative's interesting collection of spirits. More and more gets revealed as time goes on in this movie, almost to a T! from time released ghosts to facts and surprises known only by a certain person suddenly brought out and spilled by them to everyone thats left standing. Every ghost has a unique place in this house run by the dead to open the eye of hell; everyone from the torn Prince to the Jackal has a tendency to cause as much chaos and bloodshed as possible! Actually sucessful this time was the comic relief of Lillard; one of the only movies i enjoyed him in. Not many deaths in this flick but not many were needed. from start to finish had enough close calls and violent images through the other side of life, plus the deaths that happened were awfully awesome! Movies where glasses are key to seeing another dimension or breed of beings always work in my book. Some people are not made out to be what they seem, and be sure to look out for the fourth ghost!

Rafkin: There are ghosts in the basement!
Maggie: This basement?
Dennis Rafkin: Of course this basement! What is it with you people? If it was the basement next door I wouldn't give a shit, would I?


8/10