Here's a "literary" suggestion.
Shirley Jackson's The House on Haunted Hill from the 1950s. The story is
such that it is difficult to discern whether the hauntings are actually occuring
or are in the mind of the protagonist, who is recuperating from a nervous
breakdown. For those into dream analysis, houses in dreams are considered to be
symbolic of the dreamer.
Also, the recent popular Japanese films The Grudge, Grudge II, etc. (&
the American re-make) deal with a haunted house that is contemporary
in design.
Juneko Robinson
East Amherst, New York
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