Thirteen Ghosts

2001 • 90 minutes

About this movie

A family inherits an elegant steel-and-glass mansion from a deceased relative. The catch is that along with the house comes a slew of ghosts that can be seen only through special goggles. MPAA Rating: R 2001 Warner Bros. and Columbia Pictures (All Rights Reserved 0 Used by Permission).

Ratings and reviews

This is not a spoiler; But don't expect this movie to scare you! Instead expect to get some comical whimsical moments that are sure to entertain. The ending was a bit expected, though at this price, still worth a watch if your haven't seen it already! I give this movie 3 stars for the simple fact that it wasn't anything ground breaking. I am no horror buff but I do like horror movies and I have watched many of them. I would not say I would watch this again, however if you haven't watched this and you're looking for a horror movie on the lighter and more comical side of the horror spectrum...you can't go wrong here!

One of those "guilty pleasures:" A film that is as formulaic and predictable as drinking a Coca-Cola, That does not mean it's unenjoyable. Like a Coca-Cola, it's tempting, you know it's not good for you, but you're going to drink it all up over the next hour and a half regardless. You'll definitely get a similarly banal experience watching Thir13en Ghosts, so I'd recommend reading even just a few pages of a Stephen King novel afterwards to appease your remaining brain cells.

It doesn't matter how many times I watch this film, the talented actor who played The Jackal still scares the living sh!t out of me! (Mainly because asylum occupants are skin- trembling frightening) There were some humor that made me laugh, even the most cheesiest of parts, but still a scary movie worth playing and replaying. I was introduced to this movie when MTV had a Halloween Horror Flick Marathon (I think it was something like that, also agreeing with fellow comments)