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4.6/10
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A family inherits an old mansion which houses the dangerous 'Book of Evil' that has all the monsters of the world trapped inside it.A family inherits an old mansion which houses the dangerous 'Book of Evil' that has all the monsters of the world trapped inside it.A family inherits an old mansion which houses the dangerous 'Book of Evil' that has all the monsters of the world trapped inside it.
- Awards
- 4 nominations total
Rosemary DeCamp
- Aunt Lucille
- (as Rosemary De Camp)
Carole Androsky
- Marge, the Real Estate Lady
- (as Carol Androsky)
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Did you know
- TriviaLead stars Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin were married. The two were later star-teamed in the telemovie Packin' It In (1983), and Prentiss appeared uncredited in Mrs. Winterbourne (1996) which Benjamin directed.
- GoofsDebbie's panties change from blue to white, back to blue and then white again before she goes into the tub.
- Quotes
Marge, the Real Estate Broker: Do you have children?
Waldemar: As often as we can.
- ConnectionsEdited from The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
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This movie was made as a spoof at a time when it was at about the same quality as what it was spoofing. On other review on this page says that the jokes and costumes are outdated and cheap. Well, maybe if you watch the current horror films. Personally, I prefer the old horror movies, from the black and white to the corny 70's gorror films. This film really does work, but you have to have a certain taste in film and comedy, so it isn't for everyone.
If you like Evil Dead, the original Friday the 13th, The Birds or those old, grainy horror films, I suggest that you at least watch it and see if you like it. You won't lose anything and you'll probably get a few laughs out of it. The worst thing about this movie, the one thing that drives me up the wall about it, is that it's usually very hard to find. It's not incredibly popular and it's rather old. Sometimes you can find it from a video retailer or one of those subscription/mail-in DVD dealers, but you're really basing it a bit on luck. As an overall, something to seriously check out, if you can find it. I hope you enjoy it.
If you like Evil Dead, the original Friday the 13th, The Birds or those old, grainy horror films, I suggest that you at least watch it and see if you like it. You won't lose anything and you'll probably get a few laughs out of it. The worst thing about this movie, the one thing that drives me up the wall about it, is that it's usually very hard to find. It's not incredibly popular and it's rather old. Sometimes you can find it from a video retailer or one of those subscription/mail-in DVD dealers, but you're really basing it a bit on luck. As an overall, something to seriously check out, if you can find it. I hope you enjoy it.
- waltjrimmer
- Mar 14, 2012
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- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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