I have watched the 1992 horror movie "House IV" once before, but I must admit that I have entirely forgotten about it. And thus, when I had the chance to revisit it here in 2023, of course I did so.
Writers Geof Miller, Deirdre Higgins, Jim Wynorski and R. J. Robertson didn't really manage to conjure up a storyline that was particularly impressive. Sure, "House IV" was watchable, but it was a rather mundane horror experience. I certainly wasn't impressed with the storyline and script for this 1992 movie.
The acting performances in "House IV" were fair enough, taking into consideration that the script wasn't all that great. There wasn't anyone famous or reckognizable on the cast list, aside from William Katt and Denny Dillon. It was fun, however, to see that Kane Hodder was actually the guy portraying the human pizza; I found that out while looking through the cast list here on IMDb.
Visually then "House IV" was okay. Again, you're not in for anything impressive or grand here. But the movie wasn't overly reliant on special effects, though.
"House IV" is a movie that comes off as being somewhat bland and forgetable.
My rating of director Lewis Abernathy's 1992 movie "House IV" lands on a three out of ten stars.
Writers Geof Miller, Deirdre Higgins, Jim Wynorski and R. J. Robertson didn't really manage to conjure up a storyline that was particularly impressive. Sure, "House IV" was watchable, but it was a rather mundane horror experience. I certainly wasn't impressed with the storyline and script for this 1992 movie.
The acting performances in "House IV" were fair enough, taking into consideration that the script wasn't all that great. There wasn't anyone famous or reckognizable on the cast list, aside from William Katt and Denny Dillon. It was fun, however, to see that Kane Hodder was actually the guy portraying the human pizza; I found that out while looking through the cast list here on IMDb.
Visually then "House IV" was okay. Again, you're not in for anything impressive or grand here. But the movie wasn't overly reliant on special effects, though.
"House IV" is a movie that comes off as being somewhat bland and forgetable.
My rating of director Lewis Abernathy's 1992 movie "House IV" lands on a three out of ten stars.