"The Uninvited" is a 1944 supernatural horror film directed by Lewis Allen. The story follows a brother and sister, Roderick and Pamela Fitzgerald, who discover a mysterious, abandoned house on the coast of Cornwall. They decide to renovate it, only to encounter strange occurrences and the ghostly presence of a young woman named Mary. The film is notable for its atmospheric cinematography and haunting score, which enhance the eerie mood. It is considered one of the first American films to effectively blend horror with a romantic storyline. "The Uninvited" has since become a classic in the genre, influencing many subsequent ghost stories.