The best part of House of the Damned was the movie poster! It was visually interesting, clever and gave the viewer the promise of horrors, thrills, and suspense. Unfortunately, it did not deliver on any of those promises. The 'film of broken promises' is what I'm subtitleing this little production from 1963. I thought the acting was fine, and the production did provide a little bit of a mood/vibe, but it just wasn't able to build upon that into something worthy of everyone's time and energy. It was directed in a way that lead us feel that there was indeed a plan and a strategy, but the weak script and all just undercut any chance of success.
Review of House of the Damned
