

1974·Horror·1h 30m
7.0
★

A director is filming on location in a house where seven murders were committed. The caretaker warns them not to mess with things they do not understand (the murders were occult related), but the director wants to be as authentic as possible and has his cast re-enact rituals that took place in the house thus summoning a ghoul from the nearby cemetery to bump the whole film crew off one by one.
Directed by Paul Harrison
house
living dead

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Cast

John Ireland
Eric Hartman

Faith Domergue
Gayle Dorian

John Carradine
Edgar Price

Carole Wells
Anne

Charles Macaulay
Christopher Millan

Dennis Record
Tommy

Charles Bail
Jonathon Anthony Beal / Theodore Beal

Ronald Víctor García
Charles Beal

Jeff Alexander
Russell Beal

Laurie Bartram
Debbie (uncredited)
Crew

Ronald Víctor García
Art Direction

Gary Kent
Associate Producer

Gary Kent
Production Manager
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
Grilliam
2.0★ · 10/11/24

FUUUUUUUCK, this is so fucking boring. 80% of the movie is them filming their nonsense movie and the rest is ten minutes of soil being disturbed and ten minutes of the most uneventful zombie movie of all time. It looks like shit, the effects are just awful (straight up using red paint as blood, as if that has ever been convincing a single time), the acting is iffy at best, and the story is a whole bunch of fucking nothing. I'm still pissed that at the beginning the weird caretaker says he's going to show them their rooms, and then shows one room and a bathroom. Are they all sharing this one rook with one bed? Where the fuck are the other rooms? You said "Show you your rooms", rooms, plural. When they film a scene where a guy is stabbed to death, you can see the guy breathing heavily and the director says "That works for me". The dude is supposed to be dead and his stomach is going up and down two whole inches, you are a fucking terrible director. It's am hour and twenty minutes and by the time things finally start happening in the last twenty minutes, it's not "Oh yeah! Noe things are picking up!", it's "Just fucking kill me. I am so done with this shit." I paid $2 for this on Vudu and it would take ten times that to get me to sit through this dull piece of shit again. Fuck this movie.
FUUUUUUUCK, this is so fucking boring. 80% of the movie is them filming their nonsense movie and the rest is ten minutes of soil being disturbed and ten minutes of the most uneventful zombie movie of all time. It looks like shit, the effects are just awful (straight up using red paint as blood, as if that has ever been convincing a single time), the acting is iffy at best, and the story is a whole bunch of fucking nothing. I'm still pissed that at the beginning the weird caretaker says he's going to show them their rooms, and then shows one room and a bathroom. Are they all sharing this one rook with one bed? Where the fuck are the other rooms? You said "Show you your rooms", rooms, plural. When they film a scene where a guy is stabbed to death, you can see the guy breathing heavily and the director says "That works for me". The dude is supposed to be dead and his stomach is going up and down two whole inches, you are a fucking terrible director. It's am hour and twenty minutes and by the time things finally start happening in the last twenty minutes, it's not "Oh yeah! Noe things are picking up!", it's "Just fucking kill me. I am so done with this shit." I paid $2 for this on Vudu and it would take ten times that to get me to sit through this dull piece of shit again. Fuck this movie.
Garon Cockrell
4.0★ · 03/12/17

Points for a cool idea just not very well done. It was basically a snooze, even the out of left field ending was underwhelming. Definitely think this would be ripe for a remake.
Points for a cool idea just not very well done. It was basically a snooze, even the out of left field ending was underwhelming. Definitely think this would be ripe for a remake.
Chloe Aber
4.5★ · 03/22/24

Edward
6.0★ · 01/01/19
