Witchouse II: Blood Coven (Video 2000)

When an old house in a small town is razed to make way for a shopping mall, the crew unearths four unmarked graves. A professor from a nearby university is asked to find out who the bodies ... See full summary »

Director:

J.R. Bookwalter

Writer:

Douglas Snauffer

Stars:

Ariauna Albright, Elizabeth Hobgood, Nicholas Lanier

Cast

Credited cast:
Ariauna Albright	...	Lilith
Elizabeth Hobgood	...	Stephanie Zinone
Nicholas Lanier	...	Norman Soderquist
Kaycee Shank	...	Angela
Alexandru Dragoi	...	Clark
Adriana Butoi	...	Jodi
Andrew Prine	...	Sheriff Jake Harmon / Angus Westmore
Serban Celea	...	University Dean
Claudiu Trandafir	...	Wilson
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jeff Burr	...	Guy on sidewalk
Jerrod Cornish	...	Voice of Dez
Danny Draven	...	Dez
Sandra Lange	...	Couple from Buffalo
Ted Newsom	...	Knowledgeable Man
Dave Parker	...	Drunk

Storyline

When an old house in a small town is razed to make way for a shopping mall, the crew unearths four unmarked graves. A professor from a nearby university is asked to find out who the bodies are, but when she and her students arrive in town and begin to ask questions, they discover that no one wants to talk to them or help them in any way.

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Plot Keywords:

sequel | female nudity | witch | independent film

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Taglines:

The Witch is Back

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some violence and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 September 2000 (USA)

Also Known As:

La casa delle streghe

Filming Locations:

Bucharest, Romania

Box Office

Budget:

$120,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Castel Film Romania, Full Moon Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

77 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (5.1 surround)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Sheriff Jake Harmon: Sometimes the innocent must suffer for the good of all.

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Connections

Followed by Witchouse 3: Demon Fire (2001)

User Reviews

Nothing happens!

Another Witchouse (this one, Blood Coven), another Romanian shoot. The film, like the first, is set in Covington county, MA, but was shot in and around Full Moon's Castel Studios in Bucharest. The "haunted house" exteriors is a local crematorium.

Best Quote: Soderquist: "If Clark could only use the power in his nasal passages for good instead of evil..." The only thing (or, I should say, person) keeping Blood Coven's head above water is the casting of Andrew Prine (of Grizzly fame!) in a dual role. While he's not given much to work with in an uninspired script, there's something about him that is eminently watchable.

You'll notice a bunch of "home movie" footage, I guess, cashing in on the Blair Witch craze the year prior (although director Bookwalter says it's an homage to his old movies directed in Cleveland...please...). The townspeople interviews shot in video were the only compelling thing in the flick, to be honest.

The build-up is OK. But the last fifteen minutes are some of the poorest creature v. human battles I've seen. Maybe worse than the Power Rangers. The special effects are so poor, and the action so dull, you'll be amazed that Band had this Bookwalter guy direct more crapfests for Full Moon.

Save your money.