In the Refrigerator: Spirit of a Haunted Dancer

This film was poorly conceptualized, written, acted and directed. The mise-en-scene looked embarrassingly amateur, especially where it concerns the lighting. On the whole, this film is completely unaffecting, self-indulgent and boring.

I first got the opportunity to see this film at the Kissimmee Film Festival and then again at the Bare Bones International Film Festival. This film is a shining example of why independent films exists in the first place. It showcased incredible vision, direction, and talent. From the haunting cinematography to the award-winning acting, this film left you with a concrete idea of what its production and talent staff are capable of. That is, quality filmmaking with vision.

I saw this film at the 2001 York Film Festival and was utterly horrified to be subjected to this self-indulgent tripe.

It's an awfully hard 42 minutes to endure, with terrible script writing and direction, and utterly laughable makeup - particularly on 'Grandma'!!

And what's with the title? The fridge has absolutely sweet F.A. to do with the plot!!

The long and the short of it is, DON'T BOTHER WATCHING THIS!!!!!

this is a tedious vanity project. it thinks it is deeply profound but says nothing. miss coles has decided to place herself in nearly every scene for no other reason than to grab as much attention as possible. thoughts of being down the pub and actually having a good time kept on flashing across my mind. i want my 42 minutes of life back please!

I saw this film at the York Independent Film Festival 2001. I sat through a lot of films over two days - Including mine Trick or Treat. But after eight years, I can safely say that In the Refrigerator: Spirit of a Haunted Dancer has stuck with me as something I would dearly like to watch again.

I enjoyed it at the time and thought that Leslie Ann Coles performance was wonderful and had a haunting quality too. I certainly don't remember thinking that this film is too long - And Lord knows that I am the first to man about the length of a film

If you ever see this Leslie - let me know where I can get a copy. had a nice haunting quality.