This ‘80s Horror Movie Had Its Star Swim in a Pool of Real Human Remains
The iconic 1982 movie Poltergeist, which may soon see a reboot via Amazon to redeem its poorly received 2015 remake, still maintains its often creepy, sometimes unpleasantly visceral, effect to this day. Directed by Tobe Hooper who was behind The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and both produced and co-written by Steven Spielberg, the film follows the harrowing supernatural events which plague a suburban family unit.
JoBeth Williams Made a Shocking Discovery About 'Poltergeist' The real terror was not in Williams' very convincing reaction to the deathly forms, but in the authentic horror which occurred behind the scenes. Reportedly, the unsuspecting actor was never informed that the frightful figures she would be swimming with would be actual human remains.
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