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Nov 19, 2013 · But from the first high voltage blast, it becomes clear that Max is no ordinary serial killer. With a blood-chilling laugh from the depths of hell, Max enters our world, transformed into a ...
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The Horror Show, also known as House III: The Horror Show, is a 1989 slasher film starring Lance Henriksen and Brion James, produced by Sean S. Cunningham an...
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House III: The Horror Show (also known simply as House III or The Horror Show) is a 1989 American slasher film directed by James Isaac, from a script co-written by Allyn Warner and Leslie Bohem. Produced by Sean S. Cunningham, it serves as the third installment House film series.
Apr 28, 1989 · House III: The Horror Show: Directed by James Isaac, David Blyth. With Lance Henriksen, Brion James, Rita Taggart, Dedee Pfeiffer. Detective McCarthy finally catches "Meat Cleaver Max", a serial killer, who promises revenge during his execution.
An executed killer (Brion James) haunts the house where a policeman (Lance Henriksen) lives with his wife (Rita Taggart) and children.
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Freddy and his brothers from the "Halloween" and "Friday the 13th" pictures have become best-selling cultural icons of our time (admittedly a desperate time), and "Horror Show" looks like an attempt to spin off a new slasher series.
At turns scary, suspenseful, surreal and saucy, James Isaac's directorial debut, Horror Show, a film produced by Sean Cunningham of Friday the 13th fame, is both satisfying and sadly underrated.
