Haunted-ween (1991)

Twenty years ago a deadly accident forced Eddie Burber from his home. Since Eddie was younger he wanted to be part of the family business "The Burber Haunted House." A note is placed on the... See full summary »

Director:

Doug Robertson

Writers:

Doug Robertson, Kurt Andrew Swauger

Stars:

Brien Blakely, Blake Pickett, Brad Hanks

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brien Blakely	...	Kurt (as Brian Blakely)
Blake Pickett	...	Mel
Brad Hanks	...	Hanks
Leslee Lacey	...	Sally
Ethan Adler	...	Big Eddie Burber
Bently Tittle	...	Bentley (as Bentley Tittle)
Tim Hubbard	...	Jack
Franklin Martin	...	Farris (as Frank Martin)
Dan McNamara	...	Listen
Bart White	...	Sheriff
Angela Scanlan	...	JoAnne
Brian Sosby	...	Fraternity Barker
Craig Bitterling	...	Little Eddie Burber
Lori Rae Nally	...	Donna
Nancy Hauskins	...	Frat Girl

Storyline

Twenty years ago a deadly accident forced Eddie Burber from his home. Since Eddie was younger he wanted to be part of the family business "The Burber Haunted House." A note is placed on the local Fraternity giving permission to use the old house as a fund-raiser. While the students prepare the house, they soon are hunted down and placed in the Haunted House for amusement. One thing is for sure. Nobody knows it really happening - People are dying, and people are laughing.

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Plot Keywords:

independent film

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Taglines:

When Fanasty Becomes A Deadly Reality

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hometown Productions Of Los Angeles, Triquetra Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Filmed in and around Bowling Green, Kentucky. Many of the actors were students at Western Kentucky University at the time.

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Goofs

Brien Blakely's named is spelled "Brien Blakly" in the opening credits and "Brian Blakely" in the closing credits.

User Reviews

Cheesy concoction of stupidity

By far the worst horror movie I have ever seen. It has the potential of a bad Pauly Shore movie with the filmmaking of Ernest Goes to School. The music sounds like something I would hear playing Duke Nukem on the computer. The story is very cheesy and driven by God knows what, the acting is even more cheesy. I though Meateater was bad, but this one defiantly takes the cake. At least Meateater lacked only acting, this movie lacks everything. I understand where the story came from, but is so stupid I can't see why someone actually put it on paper. Let's bash the cinematography shall we. There is no color in this movie. I love the old horror movie film quality (not necessarily vintage type film), but in order to set a mood you must have that quality, whether it's in lighting, filters, gels, etc. This movie lacked all of that and was so bad I could barely sit through the whole thing. That's why I kept my hand on the fast forward button. I have seen bad horror movies, but they are usually bad because of acting, or they have unrealistic situations, or poorly driven story line. I don't know what drives a person to make crap like this, but I really hope the pathetic actors choose to leave this off their resumes.