Ghost Town

Synopsis

In the movie Ghost Town, directed by Richard McCarthy and released in 1988, Franc Luz plays a character named Deputy Langley who finds himself in a mysterious western town haunted by supernatural forces. As Langley delves deeper into the enigmatic town's secrets, he uncovers a dark and sinister past that ties him to the ghosts that haunt its deserted streets. The atmospheric setting and eerie ambiance create a suspenseful narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, leading to a thrilling conclusion that unveils the town's chilling secrets.

Cast

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  Franc Luz

  Langley

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  Catherine Hickland

  Kate

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  Jimmie F. Skaggs

  Devlin

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  Bruce Glover

  Dealer

• Zitto Kazann

  Blacksmith

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  Laura Schaefer

  Etta

Reviews

Ghost Town received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the atmospheric cinematography and suspenseful plot, others criticized the pacing and lack of character development. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 55% rating, with critics mentioning the film's intriguing concept but noting its execution fell short. IMDb users rated Ghost Town 5.3/10, with some viewers appreciating its eerie atmosphere and twists, while others found it lacking in originality and depth. Metacritic scored it at 48%, with reviewers highlighting the film's potential but ultimately feeling underwhelmed by the final product. Despite the varying opinions, Ghost Town remains a cult classic for fans of supernatural thrillers.