The House of Seven Corpses

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Melissa L @Agent99 Feb 20, 2026 The movie was not what I expected for a 1973 studio-produced movie. It was so boring I fell asleep before I saw anything frightening occur and I watched at least a third of it. See more Robert’s C @WheelchairZombie Nov 25, 2024 Great horror movie. Not scary but the story is spooky & cheesy! See more Jun 9, 2019 As an horror movie, just takes forever for the 'horror' part to come, like 2/3 of the movie. When it actually starts to get spooky, its starts to be filled with cliches as well, like characters stumbling and falling all the time and making illogical decisions. The ending is as creepy as senseless. See more Mar 26, 2017 A film crew filming a horror film in an old, rambling, supposedly haunted mansion naturally run afoul of the spirits of the house. It never does anything all that unexpected, but it has a decent little spooky vibe here or there. Rental. See more Nov 28, 2016 Actually pretty spooky See more Oct 20, 2015 Bleed my soul. Seven cult related murders took place at an old house that is now considered haunted. A movie director thinks this would be a great location to film a movie. The local caretaker warns them to leave the house alone, but the director decides to make the movie anyway. Those on the set quickly encounter some strange behavior around the premises. "Dying is easy. Living is hard." Paul Harrison, director of several episodes from television series, delivers The House of Seven Corpses in his motion picture directorial debut. The storyline for this picture is very average and cliché. The interaction between characters and the horror elements were disappointing and average. The cast delivers mediocre performances and include John Ireland, John Carradine, Faith Domergue, Carole Wells, and Dennis Record. "You're supposed to be in a fight, not a beauty contest." This was recently on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) this Halloween season so I had to DVR it. This was a below average addition to the genre with few redeeming qualities. Overall, I recommend skipping this. "Fix your eyes. You look like a whore." Grade: C- See more Read all reviews

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