Steven Spielberg's true crime against his fans was this Oscar-nominated abomination from 1982

Her ex, her family, her final goal and poltergeist decorate the unholy Mount Rushmore of the thousand -year -old trauma. But while heartache and dysfunctional holidays go hand in hand with the warning of a therapist, Poltergeist was pushed to us under the innocent form of Steven Spielberg's magic.

In a single film we watched a little girl sucked into the static emptiness of a television, a mother, a mother in a muddy cemetery full of real skeletons, and a ghost demon explodes through a wardrobe like hell entrance.

For a film that wore the name of Spielberg and the PG evaluation like an honorary badge, he was horrified with such relentless intensity that it almost felt like betrayal.

The cultural effects of Steven Spielberg's poltergeist are no joke …

Poltergeist landed in theaters that were supported by Steven Spielberg's blockbuster -power, and it was shown. It locked up millions, the domestic box office top ten cracked from 1982 and …