There is a scene where Baby John goes into Regina's room and she's standing on a chair, removing a curtain rod that she wants to use as a weapon.
We see her do this twice in rapid succession.
This is a bottom of the barrel (supremely) low-budget haunted house horror dreck that has three students attempting to stay in a house that's haunted by spirits from a murder that occurred there some time before. Sub-standard acting, abysmal special effects and sloppy editing are just a few reasons that make this disaster a pain to sit all the way through.
This is kind of strange movie. But it is scary.
It's really enchanting to see how simple-minded the set-up of certain 70's horror movies is. "Terror House", for example, is so incredibly charming but simultaneously effective and even a bit disturbing.
Terror at Red Wolf Inn (1972) ** (out of 4) I've been wanting to see this one for quite sometime now but it turned out not to be as good as the title. A poor college student wins a stay at a resort, which she thinks will be fun until she learns that the owners are cannibals.
I wouldn't even give this movie a 0! It should get a -80 rating for how many minutes of my life I wasted on this piece of crap!
A couple of the people in this movie can act. The rest are just abysmal.
The house isn't the only one screaming.This movie will make you scream -- for help in finding the remote as quickly as possible.
"Terror House" by Bud Townsend follows a young college girl named Regina as she heads out to a bed and breakfast inn where she thinks she's won a free vacation.The owners of Red Wolf Inn are crazed Grandma and Grandpa,who enjoy butchering their pretty female guests for dinner.
I saw this film as Terror House, though it has gone by other names in its "legacy". Yes, it's low-budget, yes it's old and yes the acting isn't exactly perfect.
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