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The Changeling

1980

Action / Horror / Mystery

The Changeling (1980) download

The Changeling

1980

Action / Horror / Mystery

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85% TOMATOMETER · 26 reviews

79% AUDIENCE · 10K ratings

7.1/10 · 45.3K

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The Changeling (1980) download

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Plot summary

After a tragic event happens, composer John Russell moves to Seattle to try to overcome it and build a new and peaceful life in a lonely big house that has been uninhabited for many years. But, soon after, the obscure history of such an old mansion and his own past begin to haunt him.

Director

Peter Medak

Top cast

Michelle Martin as Kathy Russell

Giancarlo Esposito as Extra

Helen Burns as Leah Harmon

Kyle MacLachlan as Extra

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

908.52 MB

1280*682

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 11

1.71 GB

1920*1024

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 82

Comments 12

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martynrose2013 735 days ago

just like your mom papi julo

Nabilington 1149 days ago

thank you

monroville 1150 days ago

If you decide to upload the 4K version, please use the UK Second Sight release. The US Severin release has a stupid teal tint, whereas the UK 4K has a more natural look (with white, not teal, snow).

murtazabaka 1293 days ago

pure ass ngl

majidhidi 1492 days ago

The soundtrack of the movie by Rick Wilkins is very good, listen to the soundtrack of the movie and you will want to see the movie

AitorTilla 2147 days ago

@gbyersk Peter Medak is a Hungarian director and the movie is Canadian so he's right it's not American. Deal with it.

gbyersk 2207 days ago

pfffttt - you're an idiot. The movie is not even American. Its a canadian film, so keep you're eurotrash comments to yourself.

diamonds101 2292 days ago

720p not downloading

Zuzu_13 2372 days ago

GREAT film, thank you!

AZWriter 2586 days ago

@pfffttt is living proof of why brother and sister shouldn't marry.

pfffttt 2960 days ago

dont know where you get the ratings from this is one load of horse shit from the stable of america the film drags more than a fat americans ass along the ground

its_mbn 2988 days ago

Thanks

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

How did you die, Joseph? The Changeling is

John Chard

How did you die, Joseph? The Changeling is directed by Peter Medak and co-written by Russell Hunter, William Gray and Diana Maddox. It stars George C. Scott…

How did you die, Joseph? The Changeling is directed by Peter Medak and co-written by Russell Hunter, William Gray and Diana Maddox. It stars George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere, Melvyn Douglas, John Colicos and Jean Marsh. Plot finds Scott as John Russell, a music composer whose life is shattered when an accident kills both his wife and young daughter. Relocating to Seattle, Russell rents a large Gothic style mansion from which to bury himself in his work. But he soon discovers he is not alone in the house, there is a ghost here and it desperately wants his help with something... Not a teenager or a scantily clad bad actress in sight here, for this is a traditional haunted house spooker for the adults, one that has a distressing mystery at its core that's just aching to be solved. Chief writer Russell Hunter has based much of the film on an incidents that happened to him in real life when he moved into a house in Denver. If you believe him or not is not really the point, because it does not take away from just how well executed The Changeling is, both as a scary movie and a well thought out drama. There's limited characters in the narrative, thus keeping the film free from filler and the clumsy character set-ups that mar so many horror films these days. It's also worth noting that it doesn't suffer from dating either, as Nicole Kidman starrer The Others proved 21 years later, a haunted house tale can be effective in any decade if the writing and direction is spot on. The Changeling has both, plus a towering and believable performance from Scott leading the way. Medak clearly knows that an imposing house is a key element. Utilising the big spaces to emphasise Russell's loneliness, he sweeps his camera around the sets (this is not a real house, it's a brilliant mock-up creation by the designers) to give the feeling of a spirit observing proceedings. The house is always a main character and acts as the perfect backdrop to some ghostly goings on (excellent work from the sound department too). The chills are genuine, the attic room is creepy personified, a rubber ball, a wheelchair, a bath sequence, an old water well and even the gentle tinkling from a music box, all induce the hairs on the back of the neck to stand to attention. And there's a séance! Oh yes indeed, a séance that's tape recorded, more chills down the spine on the way there as well. All played out to some lush unholy musical arrangements from Ken Wannberg (the music box theme composed by Howard Blake). Setting it apart from conventional haunted house movies is that it has a most intriguing story to tell. One of murder, greed, deception and grief. The latter part is often forgotten when talk of The Changeling arises. John Russell is absolutely stricken with grief, this stops him from being one of those characters who you shake your head at because they refuse to leave a clearly troubled house. His grief process, which makes him the ideal host for what this spirit wants, means he has no fear, some unhappy ghost can't hurt him anymore than he is hurting anyway. It's a neat and seamless meditation on grief that's threaded into the story. The last quarter of the film slips into action territory, which is a little jarring given the smooth pacing Medak has favoured up to that point. But although the scares have gone, the intelligent story has come full circle and the film closes down triumphantly without copping out or having resorted to unimaginative formula. An essential viewing for those who like haunted house movies; especially if you like slow build and genuine mystery as well. 9/10

6 / 10

_George C. Scott grapples with a haunted house_

Wuchak

_**George C. Scott grapples with a haunted house**_ A grieving composer (Scott) rents a mansion in Seattle that’s been unoccupied for a dozen years and starts…

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