One of the dumbest screenplays, ever written, with almost nothing happening, that could remotely pass for plausible. However, the film is a lot of fun, and a good updating of the equally silly William Castle original, and infinitely better than their remake of "House On Haunted Hill, which was an utter bore. First-rate special effects, scenic design, make-up, and good enveloping surround sound, make this film a must for horror-film fans. Tony Shalhoub and Matthew Lillard are fine, and Rah Digga, utters one of the funniest (and dumbest) lines, I've ever heard in a film (while looking at the lawyer). Recommended for modern horror film fans, only!
Review of Thir13en Ghosts
