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Claire (Michelle Pfeiffer) and her husband Dr Norman Spencer (Harrison Ford) lives in Norman's late father's house in Vermont. After living there for a year, Claire started to see something weird. She suspected their neighbor killed his wife, but everything is just so unexpected...

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On the whole, I feel the story is pretty good, although the pace could have been faster. One thing that I don't like much about films like this one is that the villains always don't die until s/he is killed 3 times. The director of a lot of horror films always want to scare the audience again and again by having them to see the villain look like being killed, but actually not dead at the first killing, and then being killed again... Apart from this formula thing, I appreciate the story.

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Who can give Ford and Pfeiffer any rating other than "Excellent"?

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This film got the #1 position in the US box office and there is a reason for that: the story + the cast + the production. I don't like horror films very much but still I recommend this film. But note, if you are not comfortable for being scared, don't bother to watch this film because it can really scare you, even though at some moments you know that the director is trying to scare you.