House Movie Review 1986

Horror novelist Roger Cobb (Katt) moves into his dead aunt's supposedly haunted house only to find that the monsters don't necessarily stay in the closets. His worst nightmares come to life as he writes about his Vietnam experiences and is forced to relive the tragic events, but these aren't the only visions that start springing to life. It sounds depressing, but is actually a funny, intelligent "horror" flick. Followed by several lesser sequels.

Distribution

Anchor Bay Entertainment, 1699 Stutz Dr., Troy, MI 48084, Phone: (248)816-0909, Toll-free: 800-786-8777, Fax: (248)816-3335, URL: http://www.anchorbayentertainment.com

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 93 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Zombie Soldiers, Horror Comedy, Postwar, Veterans, Creepy Houses, Strained Suburbia

Screenplay

Ethan Wiley

Cast

William Katt, George Wendt, Richard Moll, Kay Lenz, Michael Ensign, Mary Stavin, Susan French

Cinematography

Mac Ahlberg

Director

Steve Miner

Music

Harry Manfredini

Producer

New World Pictures