Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984)

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This British horror spoof was conceived as a star vehicle for then-popular TV comedian Kenny Everett, who plays an occult scientist whose team of paranormal researchers are measuring psychic disturbances at a rural English estate called "Headstone Manor." Once the site of a bloody massacre, the… More This British horror spoof was conceived as a star vehicle for then-popular TV comedian Kenny Everett, who plays an occult scientist whose team of paranormal researchers are measuring psychic disturbances at a rural English estate called "Headstone Manor." Once the site of a bloody massacre, the house is haunted by the very real presence of a moronic devil-worshipping coven and their exasperated leader, "The Sinister Man" (Vincent Price, who seems to enjoy serving up the ham). The inept Satanists are determined to prevent the so-called psychic experts from completing their task. Despite a few clever gags and some very funny asides from the mugging Price, viewers expecting a Monty Python-style satire of horror films will be rather disappointed. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 33 min.
Directed By: Ray Cameron, Rat Cameron
Written By: Ray Cameron, Barry Cryer
Genres: Horror, Comedy

In Theaters: Mar 30, 1984 Wide
Studio: Media Home Entertainment

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AJ V

This movie wasn't as good as I expected. It tries, poorly, to spoof other horror movies, while having it's own story, which isn't very good anyway. The only good actor is Price, who doesn't get enough screen time. There are a couple of funny scenes, most of… More
This movie wasn't as good as I expected. It tries, poorly, to spoof other horror movies, while having it's own story, which isn't very good anyway. The only good actor is Price, who doesn't get enough screen time. There are a couple of funny scenes, most of which have Price. Overall, it's just okay.