A
newlywed couple named Walter (John
Garritt) and Susan (Deann Veeder) ends up
killing themselves in their new home and
the place has been for sale for three
years and suddenly another newlywed
couple by the names of Carol (Leslie Den
Dooven) and Jonathan (Michael Chiodo)
moves in but they find the place strange
as things seem to move by themselves.
The house is possessed by the suicidal
couple as they don't want anyone to live
there and slaughters any guest that
trespasses there.
The film itself is
pure crap with little effort to it with
no effects at all except for the odd gory
scene's.
It;s not surprising that this went
straight to video since they didn't have
much of a budget to carry on with it as
the picture is alot of the times hard to
see.
This is no creepy looking haunted house
movie like they tried to make it look
like as it was so off.
The acting is in
much better shape than the story itself
but some of it lacked too.
Lead actress Leslie Den Dooven
seems to stand out the most with good
emotions to her part in the film.
Deeann Veeder also looked good as an
evil bride ghost who committed suicide
and can seem a bit convincing with her
chracter.
Supporting actress Judith Mayes
seems to play off well as someone who
acts nosey too.
A woman's throat
is slit
A burglars hand is chopped off and
another ones guts are being pulled out
A lady's head is decapitated on the front
step of the house but you can tell that
it's a dummy's head.
The directing by Andy
Milligan was mainly pure crap but
has some effective moments. However when
he shows the ghostly effects with objects
moving around it looks very amateurish.
The beginning with the two actors John
Garitt and Deeann Veeder
killing themselves in the house looked
really fake.
Both actors Leslie Den Dooven
and Michael Chiodo play off well
together when they act romantic with one
another.
There's a good dialogue sequence between Chris
Baker and supporting actress Che
Moody having an argument as daughter
and mother.
Supporting actress Lola Ross has
no energy when she gets frightened by the
hauntings around her in a cellar as it
looks very amateurish.
There is another trashy scene but it
seems to work with two small actors
played by William Cooner and
David Marks as burglars breaking
into a house and are faced by Veeder as
she cackles evilly while doing them away
with her special powers.
We do spot an interesting dialogue
between Den Dooven and
supporting actor Victor Logan when he
explains the history of the house she's
staying in.
There is a nice cheesy setting with Den
Dooven, Chiado and Jack
Poggi trapped in the house with Veeder
and Garitt haunting them as well as some
smoke coming through the room too.
There was an effective dialogue with Den
Dooven confronting Veeder's
character.
The music is
extremely crummy sounding and extremely
outdated.
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