In January 2001, Full Moon Pictures made their first picture along side with Tempe Entertainment (Another low-budget film company) entitled "HorrorVision". After the success of that a few more films were produced, with everyone getting extremely high remarks.
On October 16th, 2001, director J.R. Bookwalter returned to make another film with the union of Full Moon/Tempe: "Witchouse 3: Demon Fire".
The third installment in the popular Full Moon franchise, started in 1999, features many famous low budget actress: Debbie Rochon, Tine Krause, Tanya Dempsey from "Shrieker" (IMO, the best actress in the film), and the legendary Brinke Stevens resurrects Ariauna Albright's character Lilith, the demonic witch.
All actors and actress acted far above Full Moon standards. After viewing, the film reminded me of an earlier Full Moon flick "Castle Freak". There was an emotional background, which allowed you to understand the characters better, and the actual "horror" aspects that made it come together.
A very good flick, and a would be a great place to end a great series, as it would allow it to go out with a bang. Great job, Full Moon and Tempe!
On October 16th, 2001, director J.R. Bookwalter returned to make another film with the union of Full Moon/Tempe: "Witchouse 3: Demon Fire".
The third installment in the popular Full Moon franchise, started in 1999, features many famous low budget actress: Debbie Rochon, Tine Krause, Tanya Dempsey from "Shrieker" (IMO, the best actress in the film), and the legendary Brinke Stevens resurrects Ariauna Albright's character Lilith, the demonic witch.
All actors and actress acted far above Full Moon standards. After viewing, the film reminded me of an earlier Full Moon flick "Castle Freak". There was an emotional background, which allowed you to understand the characters better, and the actual "horror" aspects that made it come together.
A very good flick, and a would be a great place to end a great series, as it would allow it to go out with a bang. Great job, Full Moon and Tempe!