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Gruesome Magazine - Horror Movie Reviews and Interviews


Mar 13, 2019

his week, the Grue-Crew play a game of toss the shrunken head and wonder "what time it is, really" with this week's selection of horror films. The first film this week is THE CURSE OF LILITH RATCHET from director Eddie Lengyel where a radio host mistakenly conjures the vengeance ghost of an angry witch. The second film is THE HOUSE from director Reinert Kiil follows a pair of Nazi soldiers and their Norwegian captive to an isolated haunted house deep in the snowy mountains. Doc Rotten and Vanessa Thompson from Horror News Radio along with Jeff Mohr from Decades of Horror: The Classic Era and Vanessa Thompson share their thoughts about this week's awesome collection of streaming horror films.

Gruesome Magazine Podcast - Episode 055
THE CURSE OF LILITH RATCHET - THE HOUSE

THE CURSE OF LILITH RATCHET

Alice and her best friend Lauren inadvertently set a hellish curse in motion after surprisingly acquiring a mysterious shrunken head. Wanting to know more about their fiendish find, they pay a visit to a popular paranormal podcast host Hunter Perry of "Beyond the Veil". Hunter discovers it's true authenticity of the ages-old object and in hopes of creating a rating boost, he plans a LIVE podcast in which the tale of the shrunken head will be introduced to the masses. Little do they know by playing the game and calling her name they will release the malevolent demonic spirit of Lilith Ratchet.

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Director: Eddie Lengyel
Cast: KateLynn E. Newberry, Rob Jaeger, Roger Conners  

Release: Release date to be announced

THE HOUSE (Huset)

Two German soldiers has taken a Norwegian soldier as prisoner, during one of the cold Scandianvian winter nights during WW2. They are thankful that they find a lonely house out in the wilderness, but the houses aren't that cozy after all.

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Director: Reinert Kiil
Cast: Frederik von Lüttichau, Mats Reinhardt, Sondre Krogtoft Larsen 

Release: The House will be available March 5th on DVD and Digital HD, including iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, Vudu and more.