Screenplay:
Kris HulbertCinematography:
Tal LazarCast:
Jonathan Tiersten, Felissa Rose, John Philbin, Monique Parent, Kris Smith, Angelina Leigh, Chris Raab, Hans HernkePlots(1)
Newlyweds, Mike and Marisol, are given the tour of their potential dream home by a perky real estate Agent. They soon find out that their perfect house might just have a past. The ugly horrors of this house are revealed through three original tales of terror. The Storm is a suspense-driven tale about a dysfunctional family of four, who seek shelter from a violent storm, in a cellar where secrets never stay buried. Over the course of one night resentment, anger and opportunity force each member of the family to face their inner demons. Only one will live to see sunrise. Chic-ken is a classic 1980 s dark humor filled, slasher story about serial killer John Doesy s ruthless reign of terror. Doesy forces his prisoner, turned muse, to offer horrifying ultimatums to his cycle of victims before he executes them with soul crushing efficiency. Dinner Guest follows an unsuspecting selfish, affluent family of five who find themselves in the crosshairs of a mad man when they accept a hermit neighbours invitation for dinner. A few borrowed tools between neighbors are no laughing matter for this dinner guest. (101 Films)
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I was expecting worse. The first story didn't interest me at all, unfunny, amateurish and a weird, 2*. The second story was a bit better, typical exploitation, with a perfect eye scene, but otherwise offers nothing new, 3*. The ending, however, is a perfect carnage where blood is not spared and it was shot very well by amateur standards, 4*. Overall, better than average.
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