Story Synopsis:
Out of sorts when her daughter Caitlin (Katherine Towne) leaves for college, Claire Spencer (Pfeiffer) begins hearing and seeing things in her cozy Vermont home that she can not explain. Norman (Ford), her scientist husband tries to help her find logical answers for the unusual occurances, even suggesting that she may be having a nervous breakdown. When a psychiatrist is unable to help her, Claire becomes conviced that what is happening is best explained as a haunting. She begins to believe that the ghost is a woman...more exactly the woman with whom Norman had an affair who subsequently committed suicide. (Laurie Sevano)
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 2.35:1 DVD exhibits a picture that is quite pleasing in all visual aspects. Color fidelity is naturally rendered, with accurate fleshtones, rich hues and deep blacks. Images are sharp and detailed, though some scenes exhibit a slight soft focus. Viewing in a completely blackened room will reveal the excellent shadow delineation. While distractions are minor, pixelization and edge enhancement are apparent. There are some infrequent instances in which fine shimmering patterns are noticed in details like lettering in a photo scrapbook as well as moir
Soundtrack:
Both the Dolby
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