1992·Comedy·1h 31m
7.0
★
A business man buys a house, but he has a hard time trying to get rid of its previous tenant, a dirty bum.
Directed by Chris Walas
trailer park
detective
paranoia
office
trial
murder
serial killer
consumerism
real estate agent
reality vs fantasy
white collar
vagrant
renovation
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Cast
Bill Paxton
Graham Krakowski
Michael Ironside
Lt. Ralf Barfuss
Marshall Bell
The Vagrant
Mitzi Kapture
Edie Roberts
Colleen Camp
Judy Dansig
Patrika Darbo
Doattie
Marc McClure
Chuck
Stuart Pankin
Mr. Feemster
Teddy Wilson
X-Rays
Nick Young
Guard
Peppi Sanders
Courthouse Reporter
Forrie J. Smith
Trailer Park Resident
Crew
Chris Walas
Director
Christopher Young
Original Music Composer
Mel Brooks
Executive Producer
Cheri Montesanto
Makeup Artist
Jim Wilkey
Stunts
Dan Kneece
Steadicam Operator
George P. Wilbur
Stunts
Christopher Young
Orchestrator
Bob Minor
Stunts
Michael Semanick
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Cole S. McKay
Stunts
Leslie Shatz
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Will Verbiest
5.0★ · 01/11/26
Does eventually get crazy enough but probably would’ve been better as a 30 minutes Tales from the Crypt ep
Does eventually get crazy enough but probably would’ve been better as a 30 minutes Tales from the Crypt ep
ninnet
4.0★ · 04/02/25
wait are me and my friends stupid cuz we kinda fucking hated this movie but the reviews r so positive umm ..
wait are me and my friends stupid cuz we kinda fucking hated this movie but the reviews r so positive umm ..
Jacob Paddison
7.0★ · 10/08/24
A gonzo trip through the paranoid mind of a '90s corporate yuppie who buys a house only to find a homeless man, or 'The Vagrant', coming and going as he pleases. Shit hits the fan when Billy Boy Paxton gets him arrested, only for him to escape and return (multiple times). This is a 90 minute onslaught of manic energy and bizzaro horror concepts that keep piling on top of each other to the point that it becomes suffocating. TMDB claims the budget of this film was $9.5 million, and yeah it kinda shows. Production design is on top. That poor house takes so much damage.
A darkly comedic, chaotic, gory horror take on Home Alone, with a few jabs at corporate culture and society's outlook on the poor and marginalised.
A darkly comedic, chaotic, gory horror take on Home Alone, with a few jabs at corporate culture and society's outlook on the poor and marginalised.
A gonzo trip through the paranoid mind of a '90s corporate yuppie who buys a house only to find a homeless man, or 'The Vagrant', coming and going as he pleases. Shit hits the fan when Billy Boy Paxton gets him arrested, only for him to escape and return (multiple times). This is a 90 minute onslaught of manic energy and bizzaro horror concepts that keep piling on top of each other to the point that it becomes suffocating. TMDB claims the budget of this film was $9.5 million, and yeah it kinda shows. Production design is on top. That poor house takes so much damage.
A darkly comedic, chaotic, gory horror take on Home Alone, with a few jabs at corporate culture and society's outlook on the poor and marginalised.
A darkly comedic, chaotic, gory horror take on Home Alone, with a few jabs at corporate culture and society's outlook on the poor and marginalised.
Jagdish
7.7★ · 11/26/23
HOBOPHOBIA KILLS
HOBOPHOBIA KILLS
Teresa
5.0★ · 01/15/22
Gaslight for the boys I think.
Also, whatta filthy movie. In every sense of the word.
Also, whatta filthy movie. In every sense of the word.
Gaslight for the boys I think.
Also, whatta filthy movie. In every sense of the word.
Also, whatta filthy movie. In every sense of the word.