“Poltergeist” (1982), directed by Tobe Hooper and produced by Steven Spielberg, is a seminal horror film that revolves around the Freeling family, who experience paranormal disturbances in their suburban home. The story intensifies as their young daughter, Carol Anne, is abducted by malevolent spirits and trapped in another dimension.

The film is celebrated for its effective blend of supernatural horror and family drama. It features iconic scenes, such as the famous line “They’re here,” and its chilling portrayal of ghostly hauntings and supernatural phenomena. The practical effects, combined with a compelling narrative and strong performances, particularly from JoBeth Williams and Craig T. Nelson, have made “Poltergeist” a classic in the genre.

The film’s success has led to its enduring reputation as one of the great horror films of the 1980s.