American Horror House (TV 2012)

Director:

Darin Scott

Writer:

Anthony C. Ferrante

Stars:

Alessandra Torresani, Jackie Tuttle, Dave Randolph-Mayhem Davis

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Alessandra Torresani	...	Daria
Jackie Tuttle	...	Colleen
Dave Randolph-Mayhem Davis	...	Lloyd
Morgan Fairchild	...	Miss Margot / Rosemary
Carol Jean Wells	...	Rosemary
Salina Duplessis	...	Sarah
Cameron Deane Stewart	...	Derek
Ruby Lou Smith	...	Marylynn
Isabel Cueva	...	Miss Pena
Sydney Spies	...	Missy
Jennie Kamin	...	Riley
Ashton Leigh	...	Tish
Ramona Tyler	...	Sandy Adams
Cait Taylor	...	Kaylee
Donna Duplantier	...	Shirley Margot

Storyline

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

13 October 2012 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Active Entertainment

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Miss Margot: It's so hard to sin on an empty stomach.

User Reviews

Incredibly enjoyable and entertaining effort

Attempting to pledge a new sorority during a Halloween party, the new pledges find the event used as a recruiting session by the ghostly house-mother suffering under a malicious curse to possess the house and must find a way to stop it from going through.

This one here was actually quite an entertaining and exceptionally fun entry. Of the many pluses here, the main element that comes up is the fact that this one uses a near-continuous amount of ghost action which keeps this one moving along at such a brisk pace and never really lets it up. From the scenes of the cop investigating the disappearances inside the sorority to the manifestations of the ghosts possessing the different artifacts and finally the main segments where they go around and invade the party, these scenes are pretty chilling and definitely set up some creepy atmosphere when mixed with the actions undertaken of the girls going through the initiation ceremonies at the same time. The main party is incredibly fun and definitely lives up to it's showpiece spectacle scene, and when mixed together with the rather gory deaths that are thankfully not CGI but actual on-set props, there's a lot to like here. The cursed-to-remain plot line certainly doesn't need to be there and is introduced so late as to be an afterthought and there's the usual bad CGI, but overall this one wasn't nearly atrocious and remained quite enjoyable.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Language.