Cold Creek Manor. Not that I watched it or anything.
Also, The Tenant & Rosemary's Baby if you count apartments/condos, etc.
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Cold Creek Manor. Not that I watched it or anything.
Also, The Tenant & Rosemary's Baby if you count apartments/condos, etc.
If only a person could know what sort of movie they were in.
Another "house" movie is Stephen King's Rose Red.
Oh, come on! There's got to be at least one movie in which buying a house lead to something other than the occupants being terrorized or burglarized or haunted or impregnated with Satan's spawn.
Um, Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House?
Cold Creek Manor. Not that I watched it or anything.
Saw it on a plane. Was not amused.
"The Money Pit."
There's got to be at least one movie in which buying a house lead to something other than the occupants being terrorized or burglarized or haunted or impregnated with Satan's spawn.
A Home at the End of the World? Shooting Fish?
"The Money Pit."
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Sean K "Buffista Movies 4: Straight to Video" Apr 12, 2005 10:38:03 am PDT
t does burnt toast impersonation
The Gate! Which had its world premiere screening in Hell, Michigan.
Notice how Stephen Dorff played the protagonist, yet no mention of this is ever made in his interviews or filmographies.