Horror House (1969) Michael Armstrong
Horror House (1969)
aka The Haunted House of Horror
Genre: Horror | Thriller
Country: UK | Director: Michael Armstrong
Language: English | Subtitles: None
Aspect ratio: Widescreen 1.66:1 | Length: 91mn
Bdrip H264 Mkv - 1280x720 - 24fps - 1.88gb
Audio 2: Commentary with Director Michael Armstrong
and Writer John Hamilton
A group of sixties teenagers bored with the party they're at drive out
to a deserted old mansion, but their laughter turns to fear when one of
them is killed in a frenzied knife attack. Another of them persuades the
rest that they should solve the murder themselves rather than go to the
police, not surprisingly opening the way to further carnage.
Ham acting, predictable plot and liberal lashings of ketchup make this
a classic 60's British horror film made in the 'Hammer Horror' time
honoured way when the country was great at everything. It's a very
English treatment of a theme dominated since the '70s by the likes of
Wes Craven and other horror American film makers who have since thrown
quaint charm out with the bath water (see horror classics like 'The
Haunting' 1963 and 'The Legend of Hell House' for horror films which
play subtly on the mind). The plot is so predictable these days it
would be hard to end with a spoiler. Basically the story revolves
around not for long fun-loving,swinging 60s teenagers wandering around
a creepy, old, reputedly haunted house and getting bumped off by
instalments. Umm. Unlike the unsubtle use of chainsaws in Texas what
makes this film is the imaginative and atmospheric use of the
interior and exterior location shots which give 'The Haunted House of
Horror' a very creepy feel and a well deserved regard as a cult classic
of it's genre.
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