#don't go in the house

[weirdlookindog]

Don't Go in the House (1979) - VHS cover

[briarrosefromthedead]

Don't Go in the House (1979) dir. Joseph Ellison

[splatteronmywalls]

[ahaura]

Don’t Go in the House (1979) dir. Joseph Ellison

[crumbargento]

Don't Go in the House - Joseph Ellison - 1980 - USA

[horrororman]

More #horror films that were released on March 28th...

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920).

Horror Island (1941).

Man-Made Monster (1941).

Don't Go in the House (1980).

Zombi Holocaust (1980)(Italy).

Leprechaun In the Hood (2000).

[amazingmrcinema007]

Best character in Don't Go in the House might be the tailor our protagonist meets when he's looking for an outfit to wear to a double date his friend put together. He's not in the movie very long but he's kind and gives some great advice.

[keeperofdarkness22]

Don't Go in the House (1979)

[gotankgo]

«10-8-82, Raleigh - THE SWORD AND THE SORCERER and DON'T GO IN THE HOUSE were on show at the Forest plus a separate Adults Only program.»

[heedra]

talking to preschoolers is awesome bc they have not fully differentiated stories into 'true stories' and 'imaginary stories' yet so you will tell them about something that happened you once (coyote came out of a bush right in front of you and got startled) and they will tell you about how one time their house was full of coyotes in every room 'including five in the garage' and they're not even like, aware i think of the idea that they are technically 'lying'. they are simply telling stories about coyotes bc its time to tell stories about coyotes.

[walkcineroad]

Pyromaniac [Don't Go in the House]

Release date : 1979

Director : Joseph Ellison

Country : United States 🇺🇸

Donny Kohler is sick. Very sick. As a child, he was abused by his mother. He is now twenty-seven years old and his mother is dead. Furthermore, his mother's death changed him profoundly, bringing a buried psychosis to the surface. So, methodically, he prepares his revenge. He first kidnaps a young woman and sets her on fire. This is just the beginning...

Donald "Donny" Kohler is a real psychopath, the fault of his mother who burned the forearms of her little wanker to consume the evil that was in him ! The poor man never recovered and when one of his colleagues was badly burned in a workplace accident, something clicked. But it is the death of his mother that will truly set the fire : freed from parental oppression, the poor man will finally be able to free everything his hatred and resentment towards women, the only representative of whom he knew was his mother. The first victim will be a pretty florist, then a broken down motorist. What surprises at first is the ease with which he manages to convince and bring the young girls home : The florist is an obvious example because without any physical or verbal violence, the killer manages to attract him. The boutique where she works at home, great art ! This sequence lasts several minutes, which allows the viewer to sympathize with the poor women's who will suffer the ultimate punishment in a particularly spectacular and unbearable sequence... The result is so extreme for the viewer that the other executions will be filmed off camera. And we will have to wait until the finale to find such frenzy again.

[nostalgicfun]

Feel free to share which is your favorite NOW in the tags, but this particular poll is about which you preferred as a child! ⭐ These are being grouped by a vague theme, so in a few days we'll do another one with more options!

Also, same rule as the last poll: REALLY popular choices (ATLA, SpongeBob, Scooby Doo, Pokemon, etc.) are overwhelmingly popular and have been omitted for the sake of seeing the results for other shows.

Notes: These are shows involving live action characters, no cartoons this time! The timeframe for these polls is generally "I was a kid in the mid-to-late 90s or early 2000s." Mister Roger's Neighborhood and Sesame Street are both multi-generational so they were not included to be fair to the show's with shorter runs 💖

[layzeal]

ok I'm curious so put in the tags what country you are from and whether or not you own/use a rice cooker

[nerdpoe]

Lucius Fox is in the drive thru for some coffee, and like. He's just. He's had a time, okay?

He's stuck on some equations in regard to the amount of torsion a joint would go through if it's half in his dimension and half in another, and it's driving him up a wall.

He's been up for like forty-eight hours, he's tired, he's thirsty, he just wants a coffee, and also how to solve this dilemma.

He doesn't expect the barista in the drive-thru he's ranting about the engineering issues to actually provide decent feedback, and give him a few alternatives.

So he rushes to the pick-up window, not even caring to order, to look at this godsend of a barista.

It's a scrawny kid with black hair and blue eyes, looking startled. Boy can't be more than eighteen.

He asks what college the kid is going to, or plans to go to.

To his absolute horror, the kid-Danny, according to the nametag-says he can't afford college. That he'd had a stint in highschool where he just hadn't been able to focus, and his parents had spent every penny they had on their own inventions.

So that was why he was a barista; because if he worked there for four years, they would offer tuition assistance.

Which.

No. No no no no no.

Lucius pulls around to march into the store, Bruce Motherfucking Wayne already blearily on his phone.

He is getting this kid, and any friend of his, into college.

If Bruce won't foot the bill, he will.

[anne-is-confused]

Captain Francis Crozier, at Furthest North.

[lollitree-art]

AU where Philip keeps his promise for some reason