thoughts on the 1985 horror film 'House' ? just watched

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYShjc38NTQ

Gave me nightmares for weeks when I watched it as a kid in the early 90s.

>>82573229
Rate it, OP. 1-10 scale.

>>82575171
7/10 - overall a solid 80s haunted house movie

>>82573229
starring katt wwilliams

>>82575225
Been meaning to check this out, guess I know what I'm watching tonight

george wendt = one kino motherfucker

>>82573229
>any of the sequels worth watching?

They are """"""""sequels"""""""", having almost nothing to do with the first one besides the title. Part two is so retarded that is kinda entertaining, though.

>>82573229
I really like that movie. It does a good job of balancing humor with some legit spooks.

I can't recommend the sequels, though. They just don't have the same magic.

>>82573229
first one is best, but do watch them all. very underated movie

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KINO CONFIRMED

>>82573229
My kid self always liked the second one the best. The crazyness cranks up 3 times and it has the best character in the series. Bill! Electrician and part-time adventurer

>>82573229
Similar to Poltergeist in that it has genuinely cool themes and ideas hidden behind a haunted house story. Although Poltergeist's anti capitalism is much more subtle than House's trauma/family breakup stuff, House is still really effective at that side of things. It's a fun, well written, and well acted film though I did not find it particularly scary. Honestly the most impressive effects were not monster related for me and I thought the creature stuff was boring for the most part. Still very good little horror comedy with some deeper stuff going on, been meaning to rewatch this one for a while. Does a good job of being a lovable 80s horror movie without incredible disgusting gory practical effects, which as much as I love splattery stuff can get old after seeing so many gruesome deaths. Haven't seen any of the sequels