Ghosts That Still Walk

About This Movie

Ghosts That Still Walk is one of those peculiar gems from the late '70s horror scene. The unsettling atmosphere is palpable from the start, with a haunting score that dances between the eerie and the tragic. The story of a boy possessed by an Indian medicine man's spirit creates a unique take on possession narratives, blending cultural themes with supernatural horror. The practical effects, though dated, have a raw charm that adds to the film’s unsettling vibe, and the performances—especially from the child actor—bring a haunting authenticity. It’s not a polished experience, but it grips you with its slow burn and the tension that builds throughout.

This film has seen a variety of releases over the years, from VHS to DVD, but it remains somewhat scarce in the collector's market, particularly in good condition. Its niche appeal has garnered a small but dedicated following among genre enthusiasts, making original prints and rare editions quite sought after. The unique blend of cultural themes and horror elements gives it a distinct place in the realm of 1970s horror cinema.