The Ghost Who Walks

I wasn't expecting much, but this movie was done pretty well. Good acting from the lead. Some good fights. I liked the story. And the ending, was definitely not what I was expecting. Definitely worth the watch.

I watched up until he found his love interest. Idk about y'all but I'm so tired of seeing black men and women with anybody but black men and women. They could t stand us now it's like we don't even want each other let them tell it. Boring same ole same. His love interest shoulda been a hot African woman with a big ole fro. I'm done with these types of movies

An ambitious crime drama that sits nicely among the backdrop of St. Louis during the festive Christmas season. Director Cody Stokes shows poise and promise. Lead actor Garland Scott will make waves well into the future. Indie movie or not, this one has it's moments when it hits you hard. The art direction and cinematography are wonderful. The cast and crew did an excellent job putting together an art piece so raw and gritty too. This film sheds colorful light and pleasant ambiance on the dark recesses of a tarnished city. The action, the thrills, the character development; all well done in their own right. Minus it's basic and understandable blemishes, it still shines during Christmas time!

Interesting low budget indy with pretty good acting. But putting too much plastic where should have been the real thing, don't know if because of the budget of the crews imagination. Anyway, the fast forward did help through it.

What a piece crap!!! I continued watching this only out of curiosity. The acting was horrendous. The dialogue was terrible. It probably could have been a not too bad movie because the storyline was okay.... but the ACTING!!!??? There was so much unnecessary dialogue. What a waste of time.

Another movie where you can skip reading the "false" positive reviews, trust me on that. While the acting wasn't the worst, the plot was just boring and laughable. It starts promising but quickly it becomes one of those movies you regret you started watching it. The end is even more ridiculous, I won't tell you anything about it as you never know that you still want to watch it. I wished I had read the negative reviews about this one before watching it, it would have saved me two hours of my life that I will never get back.

I was pulled in by the title and the picture I saw on Netflix, but the acting, directing, cinematography, lighting, and story kept me here. A blue tinted look at a cold city story about a man, Nolan, recently released from prison who snitched to get himself out. He wants to find his daughter, Amy, and the woman he loves, Lena, but having snitched complicates things. Lena is with the man who wants him dead to give their daughter a better life and Nolan has a hard time holding onto people who can help him.The ending is open ended enough that we can get hit hard by a sad reality or hope for a sequel. I loved the film. It's powerful and a showcase of talen that mainstream Hollywood is missing out on, like the actress who played the older woman, Dunya, Garland Scott as Nolan, the character actor that is Frank Mosley as Stitches, the actresses who played the sex workers beacause they show what a lack of father can do to you (although, I realize not all sex workers may feel unwanted), all the guys who played the henchmen gangsters (the oder white guy who tried to warn Nolan felt so real and it was hard to tell whose side he was on) who got me worried for Nolan's life, Monty's actor who made this dirty money man feel real, the little actress who plays Amy who made every scene so cute and heartbreaking, and the woman who played Lena so well I wondered if she was good but it became so easy to connect with her choices through this actress. Also, the others, like pops, the taxi driver, the friends of Nolan's in the store, the waitress, and the rest of them helped give the movie a memorable and enjoyable feel.