4/5 Review for Dies Drear
  by Carla L. Jeffrey
The book came exactly in the shape the seller said that it would. It arrived very quickly also.

1/5 Dies Drear
  by Ann Claire Meaux (Kaolan, La. USA)
The product was of excellent quality. The product was received quickly from time of purchase. I was very pleased and would certainly consider purchasing other products from this site.

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  by Michael E. Allen (Columbus, OH)
This is a very strange movie with elements of history, some comedy and horror. I remembered being scared of it as a kid, and as an adult I can still appreciate this film.

It's basically the story of a young black man and his family who move into a historic house that was owned by Dies Drear, a Dutch abolitionist who hid slaves and helped them escape to freedom. There is a rumored treasure hidden somewhere on the land. The family soon begins to suspect that the ghosts of slaves who passed through there are haunting the house when they meet a strange man who seems to know many secrets.


5/5 Great family fun
  by Kevin Ross Peterson (Winter Haven, Florida United States)
I had never heard of this movie before; then one day when I was Substiute teaching, teh class was watching this. The kids Loved it; and I was interested too. I unfortunately didn't get to see the rest; but the next year In my own class room; I tracked this movie down. My students LOVED it. Scary enough to be fun; but family friendly. The effects are low budget; but this is great and educational.
I reccomend this for anyone who likes to watch fun Kid level Scary movies; this is GREAT. Also check out "Something Wicked This Way Comes."

4/5 Pretty good book to movie adaptation
  by Yanni Trump (Tierra del Fuego, Anatarctica)
This movie isnt half bad, but the book is better. If you liked this movie even just a little do yourself a favour and read the book and some others by Virginia Hamilton.