Featured Audience Ratings

• Phil H

  
  Bit late in the day for a sequel isn't it?! the first film came out way back in 88!. Despite the long hiatus Peterson still looks the business I gotta admit. Her two best friends are still big n bold whilst the rest of her still appears to be pretty fit. As for the film, well… More
  Bit late in the day for a sequel isn't it?! the first film came out way back in 88!. Despite the long hiatus Peterson still looks the business I gotta admit. Her two best friends are still big n bold whilst the rest of her still appears to be pretty fit. As for the film, well its a bit of a change of pace from the first. Where as the first was a light hearted, slightly cheeky, goofy horror which was at least treated like a proper film. This sequel is more like a British 'Carry On' comedy, kinda leaning towards a spoof with cheesy slapstick, cheesy dialog, cheesy sets, hammy acting and of course lots of childish sexual innuendos...what did you expect?. It seems to be a prequel if anything as the film is set in the 18th Century in the Carpathian mountains. 'Elvira' and her maid are running from their landlord trying to skip the bill and get picked by a caddish professor who takes them to the local cursed castle. Whilst there various silly things happen as the plot unravels in a 'who dunnit?' type murder mystery/family curse type of thing. Nothing to do with the first film. Its all very stupid and looks pretty cheap, the only real highlight for me was the rare sight of Richard O'Brien portraying the castles owner 'Lord Vladimere Hellsubus' (great name). Not sure why the cult star has agreed to star in this puerile silliness, I guess a chance to simply let loose and chew up the scenery perhaps. Influenced by Hammer Horror and Roger Corman films yet much much more B-movie-ish. Its still reasonable fun but I guess you gotta like the character of 'Elvira', mind you if you like trashy horror/spook flicks then this might appeal also. I quite liked it for the atmosphere and outrageous characters, camp fun.

• Horrific R

  
  Elvira's Haunted Hills is a film with an uninspired plot which no amount of cleavage or sexual humor can make up for. In fact, the sexual humor simply worsens the film. I wouldn't recommend this film unless you simply can't get enough of Elvira, and I found out, through… More
  Elvira's Haunted Hills is a film with an uninspired plot which no amount of cleavage or sexual humor can make up for. In fact, the sexual humor simply worsens the film. I wouldn't recommend this film unless you simply can't get enough of Elvira, and I found out, through this film, that I can.

• Sylvester K

  
  A very stylish pardoy of the hammer films, loving the tongue in cheek humour!!!!