The Dollhouse Murders (TV 1992)

While staying at her Aunt Clare's country home, Amy Treloar discovers a doll-house with a secret only the dolls know.

Director:

Dianne Haak-Edson

Writers:

Betty Ren Wright (book), Marion Nelson,

Stars:

Amanda Rowse, Lindsay Jackson, Rebekah Baker

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Amanda Rowse	...	Amy
Lindsay Jackson	...	Aunt Claire
Rebekah Baker	...	LouAnn
Hillary Brooks	...	Ellen
Lissa Layng	...	Mother (as Lissa Reynolds)
Charles Bruce	...	Father
J.J. Reardon	...	Tom Keaton
Courtney Campbell	...	Young Claire
Thomas F. McKnight	...	Grandfather
Jan Hathaway Deloe	...	Grandmother
Bob Chaffee	...	Handyman
Harry Alvin	...	Florist
Nancy Giles	...	Librarian
Oliver Joslin	...	Boy
Chrissie Carlson	...	Girl at Party

Storyline

While visiting her Aunt Clare for the summer, 12 year old Amy Trealor discovers in the attic a beautiful dollhouse with a secret that eventually leads to the solving of the 30 year old murder of Amy's great grandparents.

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Plot Keywords:

murder | doll | 12 year old | dollhouse | attic | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Secrets in the Attic

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bernard Wilets

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

Amy's hair when Aunt Clare is offering to throw a birthday party

User Reviews

A young girl goes to stay with her aunt and finds unearths a family secret in the attic

I watched this movie when I was probably 11 or 12 and out of any movie I watched at that age this one has Always stuck in my head. I still fully remember the premise of it and I can vividly recall certain scenes. I even remember the conclusion of it all. My point is as a child (and today) I have never liked to watch "horror" films but I enjoyed this movie and was scared by it at the same time. It definitely left a lasting impression on me. It certainly crept me out and I might have had a nightmare or two about it as a kid, but I never regretted watching it. If your child is easily frightened though I wouldn't recommend this movie for them...or if they have a doll house they love playing with, they may not touch it for awhile after and might be scared of the dolls they have.