Claude Akins,
Denise DuBarry,
Donald Grant,
Donald Moffat,
Henry Gibson
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San Francisco is in the grips of a bizarre murder spree in which all of the killings have taken place inside victims' closets. A local newspaper obituary writer (Donald Grant), a science teacher (Deni...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 19, 1999
Stats: 87 reviews
Monster in the Closet is set in the small American town of 'Chestnut Hills California' where Mary Lou (Jona Lee), a young girl & the blind Joe Shempter (John Carradine) are all attacked & killed by something nasty in their closets... Jump to 'San Francisco' & the offices of newsp...( read more)
An outstanding Spoof - comedy - Horror Flix, You want to sit around and laught some late night, rent this one. Try to buy it and see what the cost is. I can't find it under $50.00
At times hysterically funny, it's a clever parody with an impressive cast. It's meant to be stupid, and it certainly succeeds on that level! But, thats part of the fun of it. Some of the gags miss the mark, but enough work to make it worthwhile.
Monster in the Closet is the type of film that is so cheesy it is somewhat good.
The storyline is pretty basic... A monster goes from closet to closet using its second head (which emerges from its stomach) to feed on people. Richard Clark, a budding reporter, is sent to investig...( read more)
Easily the best troma movie ever put out, they are sooo much funnier when they are clean. Excellent satire.
Well, he was really hot... This is some kind of social satire hidden as a kid horror flick. "Destroy all of the closets" leads to killing the monster in San Francisco - 'nuff said...
I actually watched this without realising what it was on Zone Horror, and I wasn't disappointed about having to stay up for it either! To think, with all the Troma films I know and love and I didn't even realise this one had anything to do with that outstanding Troma mob. To hav...( read more)
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