The Ghosting

Year: 1991

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Horror

Wild, scary, funny and unmistakably offbeat, the film follows a spunky working mother who convinces her Vietnam‑war‑scarred husband and their two children to move into a long‑abandoned church. Inside, they find themselves relentlessly haunted by a malevolent, shape‑shifting ghost from hell.

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