Ever wonder what happened to the movies we really liked growing up? most of which we didn't really understand until we go a little older. most times as kids,we simply concentrated on the fun, action or scary part of the moves. On this page, we get to go back and reminisce on our all time favorite movies of old. Tell us your favorite old/classic movie,share your experience when your first watched it and give details(if any) of where we can download it.
I'll go first, i really loved this movie way back then. For those who were born in the 80s, am positive you'll remember this one.
I'll go first, i really loved this movie way back then. For those who were born in the 80s, am positive you'll remember this one.
Initial release: June 1, 1983 (USA)
Director: John Landis
Producer: Aaron Russo
Music composed by: Elmer Bernstein
Screenplay: Herschel Weingrod, Timothy Harris
Rentaghost
Harold and Ethel Meaker live in South Ealing and run 'Rentaghost' where they rent ghosts out to the public. Over the years many ghosts came and went but the main Rentaghost crew consisted of - Timothy Claypole - A jester at the court of Queen Matilda (The Dreaded Tyrant of the Twelfth Century) Hazel the McWitch - The ghost of a Scottish witch who was recruited during the rentapotion venture Nadia Popov - A Dutch ghost who still suffered from hayfever and had a habit of 'popping off' whenever she saw a flower Fred Mumford - Originally founded Rentaghost after becoming a ghost in a shipping accident six months previously and runs the business for a short time. Hubert Davenport - A distinguished Victorian gentleman. The Meaker's next door neighbours, Rose and Arthur Perkins, were convinced that the Meaker's were a pair of nutters and hired a private detective then tried to get a psychiatrist to convince them that they needed treatment. Harold Meaker - Originally the spooks landlord but later took over the business when Fred Mumford couldn't keep up with the rent. Ethel Meaker - Harold's wife who fancies herself as a bit of a singer.
Am sure most of us would remember this classic tv show in the 80s. How did you rate this show then? Did you like it? have you seen it?
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