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Of all the horror sub
genres, nothing hits home quite like a good haunted house flick. As much as I
love dim-witted hotties getting mowed down by a social misfit, there’s just
something spectacularly horrifying about an unwelcome presence invading the one
place a person should be able to seek refuge. For me, the absence of special
effects provides a more authentic feel. These movies vindicate the creaks and
moans of an old building and give reason to question every bump in the night.
Below are a list of movies featuring houses where not even Kid ‘n Play would
party.

The Changeling

Yes there was a movie
directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Angelina Jolie that came out a couple
years ago and no this is not it.

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