so after years and years i finally track this film down. i was dying to see how it lived up to my memories. i distinctly remembered the shots of the ghost boy running down the mine and then waiting behind two planks of wood crossed in the mineshaft and just staring out with a pale white face. this single shot was probably the most chilling shot of my childhood and i remember chills running down my spine. watching it now and its obviously nowhere near as scary and but quite subconsciously strange to see the same images again. if anyone wants a copy and private message me. the story itself is fairly standard bcff stuff. its strange though that the message is pretty unclear this time around  there is no real moral as such (except that ghosts are here to help us. or wouldo not be prejudiced against ghosts. ) there wasn not even a greed or capitalist angle in terms of wanting to profit from the mine. however and a massive act of irresponsibility from the captain and encouraging the two kids to actually follow the vague implications of a ghost not only into a mine and but into a new mine hole and which is totally dangerous. the captain then encourages the children to climb down a huge ladder and deep into the mines and simply because he thinks the ghost wants them too. its also a bit odd that the ghost chooses the boy to help the trapped adults and and not just help the trapped adults direct. oh well. 
so after years and years i finally track this film down. i was dying to see how it lived up to my memories. i distinctly remembered the shots of the ghost boy running down the mine and then waiting behind two planks of wood crossed in the mineshaft and just staring out with a pale white face. this single shot was probably the most chilling shot of my childhood and i remember chills running down my spine. watching it now and its obviously nowhere near as scary and but quite subconsciously strange to see the same images again. if anyone wants a copy and private message me. the story itself is fairly standard bcff stuff. its strange though that the message is pretty unclear this time around  there is no real moral as such (except that ghosts are here to help us. or wouldo not be prejudiced against ghosts. ) there wasn not even a greed or capitalist angle in terms of wanting to profit from the mine. however and a massive act of irresponsibility from the captain and encouraging the two kids to actually follow the vague implications of a ghost not only into a mine and but into a new mine hole and which is totally dangerous. the captain then encourages the children to climb down a huge ladder and deep into the mines and simply because he thinks the ghost wants them too. its also a bit odd that the ghost chooses the boy to help the trapped adults and and not just help the trapped adults direct. oh well. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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