The Ghost Car (1963), a British supernatural comedy.

Pfeiffer's video presents an excerpt of a boxing match of Frank Lamar Martin from which the attacking opponent has been digitally removed. The title references the caryatids of antiquity-female figures used as architectural columns-and prompts reflection on how (male) heroism is made possible by the labor and support of others. By isolating the boxer receiving the punches, the work underscores the brutality of impact and puts a spotlight on the opponent whose existence enables triumph.

This film is heavily influenced by the 1999 film, The Blair Witch Project, and is the first film directed by Michael J. Mantsourani, Jr. (credited as Michael Mantsourani at the time). The film follows the character Mike, as he looks through the woods of North Carolina to search for the Ghost of North Carolina, that has been told about in "stories." The film, as in the style of The Blair Witch Project, is filmed from the point of view from Mike's hand-held camera as he searches.

British anthology series of ghost stories.

British television horror mystery movie from 1948.

A couple of stranded motorists run into a mysterious haunted car in this classic short horror film.

Early ghost film.

Hong Kong horror movie from 1963.

Hong Kong comedy with horror elements from 1953.

Hong Kong horror movie from 1953.