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amelia_petkova) wrote2006-11-26 10:40 am
amelia_petkova) wrote2006-11-26 10:40 am
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Let's hear it for nostalgia!
I know I've been missing for a short while, but it was the right thing to do.
Once again, a "movie" from when I was little. And once again, I have watched the tape so many times that it is becoming worn out.
The Castle Ghosts of Ireland , The Castle Ghosts of Scotland , The Castle Ghosts of England . It was released in 1996, with Robert Hardy as the host (the man who plays Cornelius Fudge in the Harry Potter movies). Very likely the best ghost documentary I have ever watched--informative, creepy, and little (if at all) cheesy. My brother and I (when we were about 7 and 10 years old, respectively) watched all 3 hours the day after taping it and scared ourselves silly. I then passed it on to my friend, Anna, and she did the same. We agreed that the most disturbing part was It from Leap Castle. (If requested, I can post a list of the locations covered.)
Does anybody have the slightest idea what I'm talking about?
Once again, a "movie" from when I was little. And once again, I have watched the tape so many times that it is becoming worn out.
The Castle Ghosts of Ireland , The Castle Ghosts of Scotland , The Castle Ghosts of England . It was released in 1996, with Robert Hardy as the host (the man who plays Cornelius Fudge in the Harry Potter movies). Very likely the best ghost documentary I have ever watched--informative, creepy, and little (if at all) cheesy. My brother and I (when we were about 7 and 10 years old, respectively) watched all 3 hours the day after taping it and scared ourselves silly. I then passed it on to my friend, Anna, and she did the same. We agreed that the most disturbing part was It from Leap Castle. (If requested, I can post a list of the locations covered.)
Does anybody have the slightest idea what I'm talking about?