Spirit Lost

This was a nice little ghost story to past the time. It was about a Carribean ghost who was spurned by her lover and wanted to take over the life of the current family who lived in her house. You don't see too many ghost stories with leading black characters, I think most directors should focus on this aspect.

First time watching this film. Something about reading the introduction intrigue me. I like the leading roles were black americans. I wish they would of said more about the ghost arabella and her man. I know it was only a movie. But,I felt sorry for the arabella. I did like the house. Other than that. It was a good movie. Maybe a part 2??

I was so glad to stumble upon this title. Despite a small budget, this film packs a punch in terms of world building and storytelling. It gave me feelings reminiscent of Practical Magic, which I love. The early 90s witchy aesthetic is iconic and now I want to paint my house the same color blue as the house in the story.

I bought the DVD a few years ago and finally got around to watching it one night and it was 90 minutes of pure torture....acting was mediocre,I'm really into ghost stories but this one just did not work....special effects were really lame....right from the start I knew I was in for a long night..it seemed like 3 hours watching this as every scene just dragged by...there were several scenes where they would just show the lead actors sitting on the porch for 6-7 minutes not saying anything...really,really,not interesting at all....watch another movie at all costs..i give this 1 star out of 10...very brutal to sit through.

The hero's name is John and that gives you a good idea of this film's lack of imagination. Except for being black, this couple who move into a haunted house are strictly by-the-numbers characters, as is what happens to them. Special effects are primitive, without even camp value. There are sex scenes and nudity but nothing special about them. Our horny ghost is about as interesting as a third-rate strip show. Only the current lack of other description motivates me to write this.