Rish Outfield's reviews
An interesting (if often-used) plot: a bunch of investigators investigate a haunted house. Erik Estrada plays (rather unconvincingly) a priest here, who is tempted by a super-hot ghost. I couldn't be a priest--I know, you're thinking it's the whole celibacy thing, but it's really that I sweat a lot, and black in the summertime...
Oh, where was I? There was a very interesting dirty scene with Estrada--but what was he doing in this movie? It seemed like his subplot was added later, or was culled from another film altogether. Other than that, there was nothing special here. It was cheap, not very scary, and once it was over, all tyranist and I could do was shrug.
Best Scare: I don't remember.
I'd Recommend It To: People who like horror films with nudity. A lot.

The tyranist's thoughts
This started out with a great premise and deteriorated into just another demon-free-for-all-sex-and-killing picture. My single biggest gripe is the fact that almost all of the Erik Estrada (who gets top billing by the way) scenes look like they are from an entirely different film. My theory is that they were filming something and it failed, so they came up with this new script (which kind of sucks) and made Spirits. Spirits has almost nothing to do with the plot, of course. The ending is not only somewhat anticlimactic, but it is also contradictory and makes little sense when considered with the rest of the movie. The make-up effects were pretty good, but the ooze coming out of the undead things eyes is no match for what we saw in The Evil Dead.