10 Cinematic Houses You Don't Want to Live In


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1. The House from House

2. Kathy’s House from House of Sand and Fog

3. The Bates’ House from Psycho

4. 112 Ocean Avenue House from The Amityville Horror

5. The Distress Sale Mansion from The Money Pit

6. The Brooklyn Heights Brownstone from The Sentinel

7. The Robeson’s House from The People Under the Stairs

8. Hill House from House on Haunted Hill

9. The Cabin in the Woods from The Evil Dead

10. The Freeling’s Suburban McMansion in Poltergeist

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House (Ding Dong, You're Dead) (1986,  R)
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House of Sand and Fog (2003,  R)
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Psycho (1960,  R)
Psycho
"I think I must have one of those faces you can't help believing."

A young woman steals $40,000 from her employer's client, and subsequently encounters a young motel proprietor too long under the domination of his mother.

REVIEW

The granddaddy of all slasher films and serial killers, this Alfred Hitchcock classic defined the post-Cold War horror film for generations to come in this rather simple storyline: bank employee Marion Crane (Leigh) absconds with a client's bankroll and winds up the proverbial fly in the spider's parlor when she winds up in the middle-of- nowhere's Bates Motel, and mama's boy Norman Bates (Perkins in his iconic role) proving to be more than meets the eye. The perfectly edited shower scene (the blade never pierces the flesh!) by Geroge Tomasini, Bernard Herrmann's screeching violins score and the all-together ookie finale are American classics in every sense of the word. Best line: "Mother isn't , what's the term? Herself today".
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The Amityville Horror (1979,  R)
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The Money Pit (1986,  PG)
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The Sentinel (1977,  R)
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The People Under The Stairs (1991,  R)
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House On Haunted Hill (1959,  Unrated)
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The Evil Dead (1981,  NC-17)
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Poltergeist (1982,  PG)

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  1. elburrito
    elburrito posted 240 days ago

    ...nor the "Misery" house