I think I've seen this before

Rating: Null/10 (10 June 2000)

I don't get into film stories very readily -- especially if they happen to be "horror" films. I find myself laughing at the action rather than finding it believable. Not so with this film; I found the some of the scenes to be hair raising. That means the director did a good job.
The story seemed vaguely familiar; both my wife and I guessed the punch line no more than ten minutes into the story. Still, it was a good story and well told. The story seemed familiar because it had some of the flavors of "Jacob's Ladder," "Heaven Can Wait," "Ghost," and maybe just a dash of "Beetlejuice."
The presentation of the story is clever and engaging, even though the director uses several traditional English manifestations to signal the presence of spirits: deathly silence and cold. The visual images are well done, and, as I already mentioned, it was convincing enough to be actually hair raising.
I'd see it again.