The Doorway (2000)An easy paying job turns into a fight to the death, when college students realize that the house they're cleaning is a portal to Hell. Director:Michael B. Druxman |
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The Doorway (2000)An easy paying job turns into a fight to the death, when college students realize that the house they're cleaning is a portal to Hell. Director:Michael B. Druxman |
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Professor Lamont
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| Lauren Woodland | ... |
Tammy
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Rick
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Suzanne Bridgham | ... |
Susan
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Owen
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| Teresa DePriest | ... |
Lydia /
Evelyn
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Brendan Murray | ... |
Abbott
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Ricco Se | ... |
Hoskins
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Joe Moylan | ... |
Charlie
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Christopher Burdett | ... |
Mirror Demon
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Daniel McNamara | ... |
Mirror Demon
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Hoda Saoud | ... |
Demon #1
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Dieter Auner | ... |
Demon #2
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John Cullen | ... |
Demon #3
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| Robert Hall | ... |
Walter Van Buren
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Four college students looking for a cheap place to live have found what looks to be a dream deal: in exchange for renovating a broken-down old mansion, they will not only get paid for their work, but will also get to live there rent-free. They naturally accept the offer, and quickly move in and get to work. Not so long afterwards, however, strange things start happening to all of them, and it soon becomes clear that they are not alone inside the eerie house. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
A rather mild horror movie; if not for a couple of sex scenes, it could easily have been a TV movie. Plot holes abound (one example: why would there be a secret passage from the 18th century leading from the upper floor of a house that was burned to the ground and a new building put ther 200 years later?), cardboard acting, characters doing things that anyone with an IQ bigger than their shoe size wouldn't do...
It's got a few fun moments, but overall it's a sub-par film that managed to get Roy Scheider because his bills were due. If you're looking for an extremely formulaic, predictable film that might provide a few laughs, it might be worth watching. If not, then this one's not for you.