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Can anyone recommend a scary not-so-well-known ghostly horror?

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Seen most of the well known ones,although i'm sure there must be great ones done by indie film-makers.

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The Woman in Black!

Scariest d**n film I ever saw! Its quite hard to get hold of but really worth it. Its a Victorian ghost story, it's really frightening. It even scared my Dad! lol

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Salems Lot will freak you out.
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If you havent seen "1408" yet then thats the best thing thats out at the mo!!! Even though it is Stephen King!
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The Fog

The legend of h**l house

The last house on the left

Ghost story

Creepshow

Poltergeist

The Shining

13 Ghost
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cujo, shutter,carver,house of 1000 corpse's,gutter balls,legend of bloody mary?
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The Grudge
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Anything by Dario Argentino. http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_d_h_...

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the changeling

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The Orphanage. It's Spanish with English subtitles, but after a while you don't even notice. Not so much "horror", but there is no gore, and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Brilliant suspense/thriller with supernatural themes.

http://www.theorphanagemovie.com/
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Dead of Night, a 1945, black and white, British movie introducing several scary stories wrapped up in a man's nightmare. It features the well known tale of a ventriloquists dummy possessing a life of its own but this one is the best.
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check out the following:

In the Mouth of Madness (John Carpenter film)

The Thing (John Carpenter version)

The Entity

The Mist

Rosemary's Baby
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