Don't Go in the House (1979)
Año de lanzamiento: 1979
Nación: United States
Alternative Title: Op de Drempel van de Gruwel, La casa del terror, Pyromaniac, Maniac 2: Non andare in casa, El maniático, No entres a la casa, Nie chodz do tego domu, A Casa do Terror, Eve girme, The Burning, Das Haus der lebenden Leichen
Director: Joseph Ellison
Writer: Ellen Hammill, Joe Masefield, Joseph Ellison
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Ellen Hammill
Executive Producer: Edward L. Montoro
Compañías: Film Ventures International, Turbine Films Inc.
Budget: 250.000
Premios & Similares
Premios: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: abusive mother, burn victim, church, dancing, disco, flamethrower, flashback, gasoline, maniac, murder, new jersey, new york city, old house, priest, psychotic, revenge, sadism, serial killer, slasher, video nasty
Historia
Don't Go in the House follows Donald 'Donny' Kohler, a disturbed man with a traumatic past involving his abusive mother who used fire as punishment when he was young. As an adult, Donny stalks women at clubs and takes them to his old house in New Jersey where he kills them using a flamethrower. The movie involves a series of these stalking and murder scenes, interspersed with flashbacks of Donny's childhood trauma.
Resumen
Released in 1979, 'Don't Go in the House' is an American horror film directed by Joseph Ellison. The film is known for its exploitative content and was once considered a 'video nasty'. It explores themes of abuse, mental instability, and revenge through the character of Donny Kohler, who becomes a serial killer targeting women after experiencing severe emotional trauma from his mother's sadistic punishment methods involving fire. Despite being set in New Jersey, some scenes were shot in New York City, including disco club sequences.
