The 5 Best Ghost Movies, Ranked

Ghost movies have intrigued audiences for years. These films, regardless of being horror, often put a fresh spin on well-known tales of supernatural occurrences. When creating a ghost movie, filmmakers can draw from a plethora of folklore and religious beliefs surrounding the afterlife. Ghost films stand apart from traditional horror and monster movies by exploring the fear associated with unseen entities. SSP prepared.

The Conjuring (2013)

What could be more chilling than a ghost story grounded in actual events? "The Conjuring" chronicles a real-life paranormal investigation. The film follows a family who relocates to a remote old farmhouse, only to uncover its haunting history.

Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (2016)

After enjoying the original "Ghostbusters," don't miss the 2016 remake. This reboot offers a humorous interpretation of the classic, featuring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones as the ghost-hunting team from New York City.

A Tale of Two Sisters (2003)

This praised Korean film merges psychological thriller, drama, and horror into a chilling narrative. "A Tale of Two Sisters" tells the eerie story of two sisters who return home from a mental hospital, only to face unsettling occurrences.

Paranormal Activity (2007)

Famed for its found-footage horror style, "Paranormal Activity" introduces a couple moving into a suburban house. They install cameras in their home after noticing strange supernatural activities.

His House (2020)

This recent Netflix horror thriller follows a couple fleeing war-torn South Sudan as they attempt to build a new life in an English town. Their excitement quickly turns to fear when they find their new home is haunted.

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