19 Doors

This is a bit stronger in all respects than many of the amateur-level films I have seen. It starts out slow but intensifies as it goes along. It is spooky rather than gory (well there is a little brief goriness, but mostly implied rather than shown). You do have to be open to tolerating the bumbling bits, but it does have a few startles and some humor. It reminded me a lot of old C-level haunted house type films.

Because of its miniscule budget, this modern-day ghost story relies more on its script and actors to deliver its shivers. And, on many levels, it succeeds at doing just that!The old Lyndora Hotel in Lyndora, PA, (an hour outside of Pittsburgh) creates a very creepy and atmospheric setting. The script (by Jackie Druga) is solidly plotted; and, for the most part, the actors turn in credible performances (most notably, Norm Wash as "Father Mulligan" and Katrina Rogers as "Katie").It's not a perfect film (the pace slows down a bit too much in a couple spots); but overall, it holds your interest, and is a nice change of pace from the blood-soaked/psycho killer dreck of modern horror films.If you're looking to curl up around the campfire (or TV, in this case) with a good old-fashioned ghost story, you can't go wrong by opening up "19 Doors!"

Good movie that my mother watch.

Just a few minutes in, I realized it was money wasted. It was too hard to watch so I shut it off, accepting the loss. This is REALLY bad. Even the child actor, portraying a ghost was having a hard time not laughing! Don't be suckered in by what looks like a good story line. Amazon should refund money if a movie was not watched due to its' suckiness.

Awful acting, horrible cinematography, this movie is painful to watch!

Looks like it was filmed with a VHS camcorder

Annoying, bad, horrible, boring,

Fell asleep.