Witchouse
written by Charles Band and directed by David
DeCoteau by Full Moon Entertainment, is a great fright fest taking place in
Dunwich, Massachusetts. Elizabeth
(Ashley KcKinney) invites a unique group of individuals to her
secluded mansion for a strange evening and an eventful party. The party
individuals include Jack (Matt Raftery), Jennifer (Monica Serene Garnich), Tony (Dave
Oren Ward, R.I.P), Brad (Ryan Scott Greene) Maria
(Marissa Tait) Scott (Dane Northcutt) Bob (Jason Faunt) and Margaret
(Kimberly Pullis). Elizabeth is a descendent of an evil
witch Lilith LaFey (Ariauna Albright) who was burned at the stake during the Salem
Witch Trials, in which this gathering is held for in retribution of they’re
ancestors. Fast forward 300 years to the present time, Elizabeth resurrects her
malevolent ancestor during a pagan ceremony to conduct murderous deeds against
her party guests as retribution. This same group of party guests happens to be
descendants of the towns’ people who burned Lilith at the stake centuries ago. As each party guest has
flashbacks of that fatal night, they see the past and what their ancestors did
to Lilith. One by one they are killed by Lilith under Elizabeth’s control. This
is a campy horror witch themed film done well and unforgettable, with
reminisces of another similar classic, Night of the Demons. Witchouse
is well written and produced. It’s not one to miss, and definitely one to own.
Get your copy today directly from Full Moon Entertainment, Streaming or on DVD from Amazon.
