6:66 PM

If a poltergeist lived in your old ranch house, you might want to call a team of paranormal experts to deal with it. Old Man Stan does just that, except the people he lets investigate are from a reality TV show and the problem is that they're just pretending to know what they're talking about. Even bigger problem is that the poltergeist isn't pretending. He's real, and he's on a mission to kill everyone in the house and take control of their bodies.

I liked this movie because not only was it about a scary demon it is also pretty funny. Once the group figures out that the property is haunted and they find a dead animal the pace really picks up and the body count starts rising. It gets crazy as they try to figure out how to stop the poltergeist but also how to get out alive. A good movie.

Third rate, low budget disaster. Suitable for 4-5 years old children. It's a disaster, very bad acting, very bad camera scenes,very bad movie effects, very bad everything. The voters are probably their friends and neighbors, because u can´t vote more than 1 if u are person with the normal taste for movies. No need to waste time by watching this garbage, it's worse than passing a kidney stone.

And did i say Corny? Very corny actually. Not funny at all. A total waste of time!

6:66 PM is a good time for laughs because laugh we did. A lot. This is a haunted house movie from the makers of Massacre on Aisle 12 which was also a really funny horror comedy film. This time they're stalked by the evil spirit of a deranged serial killer who has a nasty habit of possessing the dead bodies of his victims.

There are some good scares and some real laugh out loud moments that made this a fun movie we enjoyed. Especially entertaining was the interaction between the characters, all with their individual quirks and issues and sense of real people issues. The comedic timing was great and you can tell this cast has worked together before.

Overall, a very enjoyable movie.

If you're a fan of the American comedy duo of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, famous for their "Who's on First?" then you'll enjoy the comedic shenanigans of 6:66 PM.

The silly antics are reminiscent of the 1948 film "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" with Daniel (Jim Klock) and Peter (Chad Ridgely) pattering off each other like two well-timed vaudeville comedians in this spooky horror comedy fit for all ages.

The plot centers around the crew of a haunted house reality television show who arrive at an old ranch, the scene of grisly murders some years ago. To spice up their show, they fake some hauntings to improve their ratings, but quickly realize there's more going on at the old property than meets the eye.

When it's revealed that the ghost of the old serial killer, Jimmy Timmy Beck (Scott Burkhardt) has been resurrected and is out to doom the entire team's effort to make their show and drag their souls into the netherworld, the group must race against the clock (hence the 6:66 PM reference) to save themselves and their show.

There's lots of running around and plenty of slapstick humor to go along with the silly scares and delightful antics, and the film had my kids giggling with glee over the sheer absurdity of it all. A movie good for more than one viewing, at least for the kids, 6:66 PM delivers on a level of humor that doesn't take itself too seriously and, for me, was a welcome nostalgic romp through a bygone era of comedic monster movies.