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Watch the high-quality version (2.5MB) or the small version (1 MB) (both are QuickTime videos).

Here's what critics are saying about Scary Ghosts:

• Robert E. Wilson, Eugene, Oregon:
  What a marvelous movie! How ever did you get the principal actor, Jared Wilson, to screw up his face so realistically and cry on cue, almost is if he were really scared of something or someone? And how did you get such realistic ghost sounds? I have never heard any ghost except that they sounded exactly as depicted in your great flick. The costuming was great, too, and the checkered back quound pattern -- really scary. That was a nice touch!

• Dan Ventura, State College, Pennsylvania:
  A heart rending vision of terror and heartache with a strangely peaceful tranquility about it that will have your heart in your throat. My heart goes out to the little fella who clearly put his whole heart into his performance.

• Bob Wilson, Matamoros, Mexico:
  Jared does a truly authentic "sad face" and really gets into the part of the scared little fellow. "Sixth Sense" move over. This is an Oscar performance.

• Tony Martinez, Department Chair, BYU Computer Science Department
  A fine movie (which I was able to see immediately). I have forwarded it on to state social services, however.

Play The Piano (1500K) (or the smaller version (500K)).

Reviews

• Robert E. Wilson, Eugene, Oregon:
  Bravo! Bravisimo! A sure candidate for the Accademy Award for brevity and simplicity of plot! The direction was superb (forward and down). And how clever to keep the audience guessing as to the identity of the villinous piano killer! I can't wait for the sequel.

• Dan Ventura, State College, Pennsylvania:
  Very nice. I was especially moved by the touching dialog. The special effects were also great.

• Bob Wilson, Matamoros, Mexico:
  Glad to see you put your creative energies to good use. I know I was excited to see an old piano fall over.

• Brian Moncur, Draper, Utah:
  Ha ha ha ha ha! Ho ho ho ho! Hee hee hee hee! Hoo-boy!

• Mark Merrill, Burbank, California:
  The best effect is when you click multiple times on the same segment in rapid sequence to get as much crashing as possible.

• Tony Martinez, Department Chair, BYU Computer Science Department
  When I access the link it automatically brings up Windows media player which claims it cannot decompress your file. How do I force it to use quicktime?

• Craig Merrill, Professor, BYU Accounting Department
  I tried to watch it and my windows media players said that the decompressor was not available? Any ideas?

  (What is it with professors? Probably not enough experience in goofing off. :)

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