【World Top Ten Ghost Films Ranking】 In recent years, no one can surpass
NO.1 "Ghost Shadow Record" (2009)
Smart: Ghost in the Shell is a thriller written and directed by Oren Paley and starring Katie Fidstone, Micah Slott, Mark Frederick, and others. The film was released in the United States on September 25, 2009.
The film tells the story of a young couple, Katie and Micah, who are plagued by supernatural phenomena in their home after moving into a suburban apartment.
NO.2 Midnight Bell (1998)
Midnight Bell (Japanese: リング) is a Japanese suspense thriller film based on The Novel of the same name by Koji Suzuki. The first film was released on January 31, 1998, and has been produced for the fifth. The first "Midnight Bell" and the second part, "Midnight Bell 2: Sadako Haunted", were directed by Hideo Nakata, the third "RingIng Again" was directed by Jeanji Iida, and the fourth part, "Sadami Daibai", was directed by Tsuruta. The fifth and sixth "Sadako 3D" and "Sadako 3D2" are directed by Ying Mian.
NO.3 "The Grudge" (2003)
Grudge is a Japanese film series. "Curse" refers to the curse imposed by the person who dies with resentment, because of a strong resentment generated by the anger of the heart after death, it will last for a long time in the place where the deceased lives in front of him, forming an evil dark force with a curse, accumulating resentment in the dwelling place of the deceased before he dies, and all those who touch it will die, and a new "curse" will be generated, and the horror of death will continue to spread, and the "curse" will always stick to the murderous house and curse every visitor...
NO.4 "Here Comes Death" (2000)
The Death Is Coming series is a high-profile film series, the first of which was released in 2000. The story tells the story of High School Student Alex (Devon Savoie) who foresees the death of people, and although he tries to prevent it, he still can't stop the 'law of death'.
NO.5 "Ghost Bells" (2002)
Ghost Bell is a horror film directed by Ahn Bing-ki and starring Ha Ji-won and Kim You-mi.
The film tells the story of female journalist Xu Zhiyuan who temporarily stayed at a friend's house and changed her mobile phone number to avoid harassment, but terrible things happened one after another. Through continuous investigation, Xu Zhiyuan's story of the truth surfaced one by one. The film was released in South Korea on July 26, 2002.
NO.6 "Ghost Tram" (2008)
[Ghost Tram] is the first work to put Indonesian folk strange talk on the big screen, because of the real story and witness background, the film has a good sense of reality and tension, so that the audience can experience the fear that comes from the bottom of the heart.
NO.7 The Art of demons (2004)
The Art of the Devil is a series of horror films filmed in Thailand that has been released for 3 films, the third being a prequel to the second. The Thai film The Art of the Devil was directed by Pasith Buranajan. It is starred by Pasith Buranajan, Kongkiat Khomsiri. Winner of the Audience Voting Award at the Bangkok Film Festival. The film revolves around the story of a family whose mistress uses "black magic" to take revenge.
NO.8 "Ghost" (2004)
Ghost in the Shell is a horror film directed by Masayuki Ochiai and starring Joshua Jackson and others. It is a remake of the Thai version of "Ghost Shadow", that is, the American version of "Ghost Shadow"
The film tells the story of Ben, a professional photographer who is sent to Japan to do a very important shooting job, and he thinks about taking Jane with him, arriving there a few days early and spending his honeymoon with him. Therefore, Ben and Jane arrived in Japan under a very excited mood, not only by the exotic atmosphere, but also by the happiness they promised to spend a lifetime together.
NO.9 "Ghost Signal 2" (2005)
Ghost Signal 2: White Light is a fantasy horror film directed by Patrick Lucille and starring Nathan Filian and Quinn Rod. The film tells the story of Abel, who attempted suicide, who has the superpower of predicting death.
NO.10 The Exorcist (1973)
The Exorcist is an American horror film directed by William Friedkin, starring Alan Bostin, Max von Sido, and others, released in the United States on December 26, 1973.
The film is based on the 1971 novel of the same name by William Peter Brady. The story describes a little girl who is possessed by an evil spirit, and her mother tries various ways to treat the little girl, but to no avail, and finally asks a Catholic priest to perform an exorcism ceremony for the little girl. The film was nominated for 10 awards at the 46th Academy Awards and eventually won the Best Mix award and the Best Adapted Screenplay award.