HE WAS THE PERFECT HUSBAND UNTIL HIS ONE MISTAKE FOLLOWED THEM HOME.

Claire Spencer (Michelle Pfeiffer) discovers that she and hubby Norman (Harrison Ford) live in a haunted house; learning the identity of the spirit puts both her marriage and life at risk.

This terrifying ghost story has its benefits. The stars make a likable couple, there’s several surprises (even if the tagline more or less gives away the whole plot) and a pleasingly large amount of satisfying shocks, involving some great, scary visual effects.

The filmmakers are seriously inspired by Hitchcock and that works well for the drama… up until the ending when the movie turns into an unbelievable psycho thriller.

2000-U.S. 126 min. Color. Widescreen. Directed by Robert Zemeckis. Story: Sarah Kernochan, Clark Gregg. Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer (Claire Spencer), Harrison Ford (Norman Spencer), Diana Scarwid (Jody), Miranda Otto, James Remar, Joe Morton. 

Trivia: Co-produced by Zemeckis, who made this movie during a break in the production of Cast Away, while waiting for Tom Hanks to lose weight for his character.