As others have observed, there is quite an unevenness in all aspects of the movie, with an exception of the music score, which was solid and consistent. Story and acting were particularly weak, and the directing followed closely behind. Would it be better if the movie were more derivative of the 70's giallo originals? Probably yes, but it would also benefit from taking more courageous film-making decisions. Not a total waste of time, this crew could be given another chance, but they should not blew it like this one.
Review of First House on the Hill
