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House

  • 1985
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  • 1h 33min
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6,1/10
32 k
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House (1985)
A troubled writer moves into a haunted house after inheriting it from his aunt.
Lire trailer1:00
1 Video
99+ photos
B-HorrorDark ComedyDark FantasySupernatural HorrorComedyFantasyHorror

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  • Réalisation
    • Steve Miner
  • Scénario
    • Fred Dekker
    • Ethan Wiley
  • Casting principal
    • William Katt
    • Kay Lenz
    • George Wendt
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,1/10
    32 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Steve Miner
    • Scénario
      • Fred Dekker
      • Ethan Wiley
    • Casting principal
      • William Katt
      • Kay Lenz
      • George Wendt
    • 195avis d'utilisateurs
    • 79avis des critiques
    • 44Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire et 4 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux33

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    William Katt
    William Katt
    • Roger Cobb
    Kay Lenz
    Kay Lenz
    • Sandy Sinclair
    George Wendt
    George Wendt
    • Harold Gorton
    Richard Moll
    Richard Moll
    • Big Ben
    Mary Stavin
    Mary Stavin
    • Tanya
    Michael Ensign
    Michael Ensign
    • Chet Parker
    Erik Silver
    • Jimmy
    Mark Silver
    • Jimmy
    Susan French
    Susan French
    • Aunt Elizabeth
    Alan Autry
    Alan Autry
    • Cop #3
    Steven Williams
    Steven Williams
    • Cop #4
    James Calvert
    James Calvert
    • Grocery Boy
    • (as Jim Calvert)
    Mindy Sterling
    Mindy Sterling
    • Woman in Bookstore
    Jayson Kane
    • Cheesy Stud
    Billy Beck
    Billy Beck
    • Priest
    Bill McLean
    Bill McLean
    • Mr. Jones
    Steve Susskind
    Steve Susskind
    • Frank McGraw
    John William Young
    • Would-be Writer
    • (as John Young)
    • Réalisation
      • Steve Miner
    • Scénario
      • Fred Dekker
      • Ethan Wiley
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    Backlash007

    "Horror has a new home."

    House is an inventive, original eighties horror comedy that has built its foundations on a thin line between laughs and scares. And I love every minute of it. The Friday the 13th team (Steve Miner, Sean S. Cunningham, and Harry Manfredini) strikes again. Even Kane Hodder (Jason) does some stuntwork. The story and the script are both great thanks to Fred Dekker (The Monster Squad) and Ethan Wiley (House II). Steve Miner succeeds in creating the atmosphere of an old house and in finding a likable cast as well. The cast includes William Katt (Carrie) as the unlucky lead Roger Cobb, George Wendt (Normie from Cheers), and Richard Moll (Bull from Night Court). My favorite cast member is probably the house itself. It's perfect, I think they made it just for this movie. The effects and makeup are great for the eighties. Skeleton Big Ben is awesome. One standout scene is Roger and the mini-demons playing tug-a-war with the little boy Robert (Miner's own kid). The score, by Manfredini, is highly similar to that of Friday the 13th, but I love still love it. House is a well put together, underrated horror movie. If you're going to buy a house this year, make it this one.
    8claudio_carvalho

    The Frightening House

    The successful writer Roger Cobb (William Katt) is trying to write a book about his experience in Vietnam, but he is blocked after the disappearance of his son Jimmy and the divorce from his wife, the actress Sandy Sinclair (Kay Lenz). When his beloved Aunt Elizabeth (Susan French) is found dead hanged in her bedroom, Roger inherits the house and moves to live there. His snoopy neighbor and fan Harold Gorton (George Wendt) gets close to Roger and learns that his aunt claimed that the house is haunted. Further Jimmy disappeared in the swimming pool on the back of the house. While writing his memories from the Vietnam when his pal Big Ben (Richard Moll) was captured and tortured by the Vietcong, weird things happen in the house and soon Roger leans that the place is a gateway to a hellish dimension.

    "House" is one of the best haunted house films ever made. The plot is funny and recalls "Twilight Zone", with surrealistic situations. William Katt is great in the role of the writer that wants solitude but finds monsters while haunted by his past. My vote is eight.

    Title (Brazil): "House - A Casa do Espanto" ("House - The Frightening House")
    6cgvsluis

    Believe it or not he's living in a haunted house!

    That's right the Greatest American Hero star, William Katt, plays Roger Cobb a troubled writer. Roger's son went missing, his wife divorced him, and his aunt just passed away. All Roger wants to do is write a story drawing on his experiences in Vietnam, even though that is not what his fans or his agent wants. He moves into his aunt's Victorian home that she leaves him after her suicide to do his writing. When he moves in he meets his sweet neighbor, Harold Gorton, played by the always lovable George Wendt...who offers up some of my favorite lines in the film including this beauty: "Solitude's always better with somebody else around, ya know?"

    It isn't long before Roger starts to believe that his aunt might be right about her house being haunted...and it begins this whole cycle if Roger writing about Vietnam in between battling the house in full military garb. This starts to blur reality and house.

    Surprisingly fun haunted house story that has several plots that all come together neatly in the end. I loved seeing George Wendt in this congenial neighbor role and it was fun to see a couple of other stars that I really enjoyed in the 80's, William Katt (although I did also love seeing him in Bones) and Richard Moll who played Bull in the old Night Court. Not sure I would recommend this except to horror fans or fans of William Katt.
    6CuriosityKilledShawn

    A crazy, but fun ride.

    In the Eighties, horror flicks were all the rage. Sequels were obligatory and every year saw another Freddy, Jason, Pinhead or Michael Myers shocker. Among these were the House movies, which are a lot better than the genre reputation suggests.

    First and foremost, this is not strictly a horror film. There are some sprinklings of light comedy here and there and the monsters are so ridiculous that they don't really scare. It sure makes for a welcome change in a decade full of blood, knifings and slayings.

    Roger Cobb (William Katt) is a horror novelist, suffering from writers block. He can't seem to continue with his latest book, a recollection of his tour in 'Nam. The fans are eager but they want horror, not some war story. On top of all this, he is also dealing with a divorce and coping with the mysterious disappearance of his son. Depressed, he moves to his aunt's house, from where his son vanished and in which the old lady hung herself. A creepy log cabin in the mountains might be more appropriate, as Roger finds just as many distractions here.

    The first distraction is his neighbour Harold (George Wendt), who shows up at the worst moments to hassle Roger in the Ned Flanders style. The second distraction is a little more sinister. Monsters burst out of the closet at midnight, doors in the house lead into different dimensions and he is haunted by the memories of his best friend (Richard Moll), whom he betrayed back in 'Nam. Third, there is a sexy blonde, who bathes in his pool.

    One of the most appealing things about House is that Roger doesn't respond with any clichéd horror movie tactic - running away, falling flat on his face, hiding under the sink, etc. Instead, he buys a camcorder and tries to capture the monsters on film to convince Harold, and himself, that he is not crazy.

    He even manages to persuade Harold to help him catch a big raccoon, which hides out in a certain closet and only shows itself at midnight. Even at this, Harold gets scared, but not us. The film is only slightly dark and keeps a jovial mood for an hour and a half.

    Steve Miner (Halloween H20, Lake Placid) intrigues us as much as Roger as to what the hell is going on. Ethan Wiley's script is the tiniest bit loose, but is smarter than you would think and even contains a few little touches that you might miss on the first couple of viewings.

    It could have been beefier and longer, but if it was, it wouldn't be as irresistibly charming.
    boomcar61

    Underrated

    'House' stars William Katt as Roger Cobb, an accomplished novelist who moves into his creepy aunt's house after her suicide. In bits and pieces, the audience discovers that Roger once lived in the house, as well, along with the aunt, Roger's wife, and their now-missing son, Jimmy. Roger believes that Jimmy is trapped somewhere in this mysterious house, which just happens to be some sort of portal between past and present dimensions...I think? Anyway, the audience becomes involved, well, at least myself and the rest of my company became involved, and you start to feel for this poor guy who has really sorry luck...in all areas. Roger, our tattered hero, has the pretty neighbor Tanya, who likes to come and swim in his pool, and who ALWAYS catches him at the worst times. Then he has the nosy neighbor Harold, played by George Wendt, who might be out to exploit him or may just be generally concerned. I don't know. Then there is the neighborhood dog who likes to dig up Roger's "saplings"....

    Overall, I find this to be a fairly underrated little horror movie. It's definitely one of Steve Miner's more innovative attempts, and the music, reminiscent of the F13 music and performed by the same man, Harry Manfredini, is thoroughly haunting. Also, most importantly, the acting is believable. Major points for that. None of this movie is hokey. It could have been...but it wasn't. 7/10 is my vote.

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    • Anecdotes
      The original screenplay by Fred Dekker was a traditional horror film with no humor at all. The comedy was all added by Ethan Wiley when he rewrote the script.
    • Gaffes
      When Roger enters the room armed with a shotgun to shoot the stuffed marlin. You will notice a crew members entire arm (and wrist watch) in the scene to his left. The crew member is most likely holding a boom mic, although it's not entirely visible.
    • Citations

      Harold: Hey, it's great to have a new neighbor. Woman lived here before you was nuts. Biggest bitch under the sun. Just a senile old hag really. Wouldn't be surprised if someone just got fed up and offed her. Know what I mean?

      Roger: She was my aunt.

      Harold: Heart of gold though. Just uh, a saint really. And uh such a beautiful woman, for her age.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Action II (1985)
    • Bandes originales
      You're No Good
      by Clint Ballard Jr.

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 24 septembre 1986 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Roger Cobb's House
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • La mansión
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 329 Melrose Ave, Monrovia, Californie, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • New World Pictures
      • Sean S. Cunningham Films
      • Manley Productions
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    • Budget
      • 3 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 19 444 631 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 5 923 972 $US
      • 2 mars 1986
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 19 444 631 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 33 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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