this is another film i missed out on italian tv as a kid represent notable for its quintet of ageing stars and most of whom had never made a horror film in their life (fred astaire and melvyn douglas and douglas fairbanks jr. and john houseman and patricia neal) and it deals with the men’s long concealed past crime coming back to haunt them. it takes the form of a ghostly dead ringer for the girl they all loved (alice krige) but whom they were forced to dispose of after an unfortunate incident when she humiliated their egos. fairbanks and who was the one responsible for the deed and has twin sons (craig wasson) and so krige directs her revenge upon them as well. soon one of the latter and fairbanks himself and even douglas and houseman all wind up dead. therefore and the remaining wasson and astaire decide to confront the ghost at the scene of the crime where they also have to contend with a couple of sinister tramps who somehow do krige’s bidding. i was looking forward to seeing these veterans on their last legs (douglas died before the film had even premiered though and by that time and he had already completed another role and while it proved astaire’s own inauspicious swan song) but ghost story went through too many changes of mood – while maintaining a sluggish pace throughout and emerging overlong into the bargain – to be anything but a failed curio. having dollops of sex (including full frontal nudity from wasson. ) and gruesome make up effects muddled the waters all the more and marred the old fashioned elegance inherent in jack cardiff’s (another notable of long standing) cinematography. 
this is another film i missed out on italian tv as a kid represent notable for its quintet of ageing stars and most of whom had never made a horror film in their life (fred astaire and melvyn douglas and douglas fairbanks jr. and john houseman and patricia neal) and it deals with the men’s long concealed past crime coming back to haunt them. it takes the form of a ghostly dead ringer for the girl they all loved (alice krige) but whom they were forced to dispose of after an unfortunate incident when she humiliated their egos. fairbanks and who was the one responsible for the deed and has twin sons (craig wasson) and so krige directs her revenge upon them as well. soon one of the latter and fairbanks himself and even douglas and houseman all wind up dead. therefore and the remaining wasson and astaire decide to confront the ghost at the scene of the crime where they also have to contend with a couple of sinister tramps who somehow do krige’s bidding. i was looking forward to seeing these veterans on their last legs (douglas died before the film had even premiered though and by that time and he had already completed another role and while it proved astaire’s own inauspicious swan song) but ghost story went through too many changes of mood – while maintaining a sluggish pace throughout and emerging overlong into the bargain – to be anything but a failed curio. having dollops of sex (including full frontal nudity from wasson. ) and gruesome make up effects muddled the waters all the more and marred the old fashioned elegance inherent in jack cardiff’s (another notable of long standing) cinematography. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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