I guess this must be a 70s or early 80s movie. A couple who had lost their only child travels to the countryside, to an old house, which belonged to their family. On their way they have an accident, crashing the car into a tree. They walk to the house. One of them starts hearing strange noises and voices and then begins to see ghosts in the house, of their family ancestors who had lived there. At the end, both of them can see the ghosts, they become terrified and decide to leave the place. When they reach their crashed car, they see themselves dead inside, and finally understand why they could see the ghosts, they were dead already. I have tried and tried to find out the title of this movie, no one recalls having seen it
Any help would be welcome Thanks a lot

voices 1973

Thanks :) I think that's the one. I'm having some trouble finding it for download, but I'm almost certain that's the answer.
Thanks again

You are quite welcome.

Here is a little review by one Penny Dreadful, of Halifax, Nova Scotia:

This movie is quite difficult to locate, which is a shame for horror fans. In the past couple of years, more sophisticated films such as "What Lies Beneath" and "The Sixth Sense" have been giving scary movies a good name. "Voices" is from this class of thriller because it achieves its shocks through the use of story and character interaction, with an ending that leaves you wondering and frightened for days. It is a simple story about a young British couple who want to get away for a short, romantic vacation in a secluded area of rural England. The destination is unfamiliar to both, and the journey there is ripe with dialogue so realistic and ordinary (plain conversation, arguments, reconciliations) that one might initially think "Voices" is an arty, ad-libbed drama as opposed to a horror flick. This mundane aspect is all a ploy to throw the viewer off, however. Once the young lovers find the vacation house, the mood shifts eerily and the sense of something threatening and supernatural surrounds the couple. They become frustrated, confused and hateful towards each other as their romantic weekend slips through their fingers amidst a haunting neither one can identify. The audience are left equally bewildered, because there is no standard, knife-wielding lunatic creeping outside,and there is no demon locked in the cellar. There is merely this sense of accelerating decline in the characters that is fascinating to observe, and we find ourselves needing to know what happened en route that has resulted in this bizarre situation. Ultimately, the final ten minutes of the film answers all of our questions and makes the subtleties we were puzzling over seem more profound... and the couple themselves discover it as we do, with just as much sense of terror.

I tried looking for some download links too, but nothing. Good Luck!