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Vietnam veteran Roger Cobb (William Katt) decides to move into his aunt's old Victorian mansion in an attempt to find his son, who went missing there sometime before. The creepy building once bore witness to his aunt's suicide, and now, as Roger attempts to unravel its mysteries, he begins to experience all manner of evil apparitions, not to mention zombies who force him to relive his nightmares.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By T. B. Murphy
Format:DVD
Having read the only other review for this film, I have to agree with everything said about it. Except for the extras, unless the review was watching a diferent version of this dvd,I find the extras plentiful and interesting. 2 trailers, photo and stills,the making of house feature, commentary x2, and newly created 5.1, and widescreen, not bad for a little now horror! from the mid eighties.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By RM
Format:DVD
This 1980's comedy horror is quite entertaining as far as horror films from this time period generally go. There are many amusing parts in the film and the acting is, quite naturally, not the best in the world. But hey, that's only to be expected. House makes up for these let downs since it becomes so comical in parts and the viewer just has to laugh. For the price, it's a pretty good deal.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Twittykins
Format:DVD
I found this film very funny with its dark humour. There are genuinely scary moments. You get the best effect of these if you watch House late at night with all the lights off!
On a technical note, I have the 2006 edition of House and there are certainly no extras. There was a version released in 2002. It appears that the 2002 edition is the one with the extras.
On a technical note, I have the 2006 edition of House and there are certainly no extras. There was a version released in 2002. It appears that the 2002 edition is the one with the extras.
By mr x
Format:DVD
this is a cracking forgotten 80's horror with some eerie moments and some fun ones too which for this generation wont go down well as there is no one being tortured for no reason and no sex. if like me you are now the wrong side of 30 and remember the good old days of proper horrors i.e elm street, halloween and in particular poltergeist then this is one for you if you missed it back in the day. plot is simple child of famous writer goes missing in the grounds of his aunts house and after her suicide he(william katt-big wednesday)goes back to live in the house to write his new novel which is based on his experiences in vietnam where he bottled killing a friend who was badly wounded and ended up being captured and tortured to death and because of this has taken his son who is now trapped inside the house behind the mirror so to speak in another dimension which he must enter to find his son and take on his former freind. some good scares and comedy moments as our hero with the help of his putz neighbour try to solve the riddle of the house. ghosts, monsters, laughs and 80's special effects. always liked this since i was a kid just dont know how they spelt the lead actors name wrong on the front cover!
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