House IV

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ONE part in this movie is at least OKAY, if not good!
I think this was an okay movie (maybe this is because I never saw the first one or the second one). I thought it was really, really stupid, but my friend and I liked the pizza singing part--we kept cracking up every few seconds. The movie had very cheesy effects, bad actors, and at some parts you are just disgusted by how bad a movie can be. Since I'm not the type of person that would walk away from a bad movie (I stuck through half of "Leatherface" before escaping that stupid movie by doing homework) I stuck through the end, and there are two good parts (one is the pizza). The second is very touching, when the wife remembers her husband with the projector thingy that was spilling memories out to her. That part was good too, but the rest of the movie just was plain boring, bad, and awful. Make sure that if you DO get this movie you throw it away after watching the pizza singing part because the rest is crap and will spoil your appetite if your hungry (for other reasons besides the pizza).

ONE OF THE WORST MOVIES EVER MADE...AWFUL!!!
"House" was a great film. I have liked it ever since I saw it on HBO in 1987. I did not like the second one as much, but it was okay, not great. But THIS, oh my god, I could not believe it...absolutely NOTHING makes sense in this movie. It was supposed to be a continuation of the original, yet those who have seen the original will be so confused, William Katt is back, but what happened to his wife Sandy and his son Jimmy he was so desperate to find? Why isn't there anything about his horror novelist career? And why is this a beat up house in an abadoned desert like area, when in the original it was a victorian mansion, looking very rich and high class both on the outside and the inside? Acting is horrible, the script is one of the worst ever written, and one stupid scene after another make this completely unbearable to watch. After the scene with the singing pizza, it was no doubt this was one of the worst films of all time. Someone would have to pay me a lot to watch this again. Stay away AT ALL COSTS-- even Jan De Bont's lame "The Haunting" was better than this garbage.

Fair!
This movie I would have to say is AOK. I still am a very big fan of the origanal. The 2nd one I would say didn't make that much cence. Although I still loved the 2nd. Some of you might wonder what happend to House 3. Well I hears from Joe Bob Riggs on monstervision, that directors thought the movie (which was called house 3 in Europe i think)is called The Horror Show in the United States. Check it put I think you would really enjoy it.

not that bad
this is not that bad of a film, it could use a little more orginallity or add something new that would not stray from the original movie. but still is enjoyable to watch