William Katt, George Wendt, Richard Moll
Roger Cobb is a Vietnam vet. Whose career as a horror novelist has taken a turn for the worse when his son Jimmy mysteriously disappears while visiting his aunt's house. Roger's search for Jimmy destr...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 26, 2001
Stats: 435 reviews
House is an inventive, original eighties horror comedy that has built its foundations on a thin line between laughs and scares. The effects and makeup are great for the eighties. This isn't a true Horror movie by any means, but rather silly 80s cheese--but in that sense, it is th...( read more)
Awesome movie. A father (William Katt) and his son move into a tricky house with hidden horrors, which ends up being a lot of fun. The revealed source of the evil really adds to the story.
Alternating between outright horror and horror comedy this film contains just about every cliche in the horror filmmaker's repertoire.
It seems at first to be scary, but then just turns into cheesey. I like it though.
A very strange horror film quite funny at times but with some cool creatures!
a writter goes crazy whilst going through his memoires, that for some reason has come to life to haunt him.....hmmm more thought in this plot please
House is a great horror/comedy movie to watch. It basically focuses on Roger Cobb, a man who recently divorced his wife. He moved into his aunt's old house, and that's just the beginning. Great scenes. It's quite original and very interesting with it's metaphor on how sometimes t...( read more)
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