High Spirits (1988)
Irish hotelier Peter Plunkett attempts to fill the chronic vacancies at his castle by launching an advertising campaign that wrongly portrays the property as haunted. Unfortunately, he fails to scare a single American tourist with his hokey and dreadfully unconvincing effects. When two actual ghosts, Mary and Martin, show up to add some authenticity, they end up falling for two guests, Sharon and Jack.
SOUNDTRACK
Composer: George Fenton
Chantilly Lace
Words and Music by The Big Bopper (as J.P. Richardson)
Performed by The Big Bopper
Fort Knox Music Inc./Trio Music Co., Inc.
Administrated by Hudson Bay Music Inc./Glad Music Company
Courtesy of Polygram Records
Galway Bay
Written by Arthur Colahan
Published by Box & Cox Publishers Ltd.
She Is Far From The Land
(uncredited)
Music by Frank Lambert
Words by Thomas Moore
Arranged by George Fenton
Sinister Street Section
(uncredited)
Music by Peter Francklyn (i.e. Robert Gill)
De Wolfe Music Ltd
High Spirits Overture George Fenton
Prologue And Main Title / Castle Plunkett George Fenton
Plunkett's Lament / Prayers For Freedom George Fenton
Ghost Bus Tours George Fenton
Ghostly Reflections George Fenton
She Is Far From The Land George Fenton
Bumps In The Knight George Fenton
Mary Appears / Windstorm / Night For Lovers George Fenton
"I Could Love You, Sir Jack" / Shower Surprise George Fenton
Knight Time At Castle Punkett George Fenton
Wedding Night, The / Jack Saves Mary George Fenton
Restless Spirits / Seastorm George Fenton
The Madness On All Hallows Eve George Fenton
Falling In Love George Fenton
Lovers Dance (Finale) George Fenton