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

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.

When I first watch it I got scared from the ghost. I watch the movie like 100 times and I still love this movie. I don't care if it suck but it's just my opinion. The only actor that did good in my opinion have to be Matthew Lilard from Scream. He's a good in most part. The movie is better than Prom Night (Worst Movie I've watch) I would give a movie a 10 but we have to rate it a 5.

It's not good and it's somewhat bad at times. It definitely is a guilty pleasure movie. The acting is definitely not awesome, but that's not why I watch it. You're here for the ghosts and seeing what they're capable of. You're here to see what twisted ideas can come from ghosts THIS messed up. You're also here to see what happens when humans are stuck in a room with them. That's why you're here, so enjoy it for that reason alone.