Movie Cosmos - House of Demons

Description:

Four estranged friends reunite and spend the night in a remote country house that was once home to a Manson Family like cult. As the night goes on, the strange rituals in the house's past open connections between the past, the present and the subconscious, forcing all the characters to confront their deepest secrets and darkest demons, or be destroyed by them.

Top Cast >

Kaytlin Borgen

As Gwen

Morgan Peter Brown

As Spencer

Dove Meir

As Frazer

Whitney Moore

As Katrina

Tiffany Smith

As Samantha

Jeff Torres

As Matthew

Amber Benson

As Maya

Chloe Dykstra

As Nancy

Julian Lambert

As Older Nancy

Paradox Pollack

As The Demon

Brian Townes

As Derek

Jeff Berg

As Jeff

Alexia Dox

As Dawn

Taliesin Jaffe

As Dave

Michael Parness

As Gwen's Father

Jen Araki

As Abby

Daisy McCrackin

As Anne

Maryna Sokolovska

As Natalie

Fredy Ingels

As Santa Claus

Scott Tyler

As Spencer's Father

Jennifer Wenger

As Alicia

Jordan Byrne

As Brian

Joelle Parness

As Bookstore Girl

Helene Udy

As Katrina's Mom

David Saenz

As Lifeguard

Bennett Cousins

As Woman at Pool

Bonnie Gordon

As Matthew's Wife

Michael Hanna

As Man Outside Bar

Henry Barajas

As Man Outside Bar

Top Crew >

Patrick Meaney

Editor, Producer, Director, Writer

Michael Parness

Executive Producer

Brian Townes

Producer

Jonathan McHugh

Executive Producer

Don Hale

Executive Producer

Jordan Rennert

Producer, Director of Photography

Jonathan Platt

Executive Producer

William Robert Webb III

Executive Producer

Jordan Byrne

Producer

Amber Benson

Associate Producer

Hillary Arlene Jones

Executive Producer

Peter Cramer

Grip

Amanda Sonnenschein

Associate Producer

Reviews:

Gimly (3/10)

I recognise a decent number of the faces in House of Demons, but these faces are not the faces of actors... I'm not even saying that to be rude, I mean they literally aren't professional actors, as in, they have jobs and those jobs lie outside of the realm of acting. It was quite the experience to sit down to watch my dodgy horror movie for the night and realise "Oh damn, that's classic schmoe Tiffany Smith!" and so on. Even with that aside, House of Demons was not the typical dodgy horror I was expecting. It's actually got a fair bit of originality, and is really more of a psychedelic moral exploration than the straight up cabin in the woods/haunted house movie I thought I was in store for. I mean, none of these things make House of Demons good, but still, well worth noting.

Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible.

2018-03-09