One Halloween night, a little girl visiting the Burber family's "House of Horrors" attraction is brutally hacked to pieces by their young son, Eddie. Having fled the scene, Eddie is taken away by his mother to live in solitude at a remote cabin. Twenty years later, Tophill State College's Sigma Phi fraternity are desperately trying to raise some cash, so they decide to throw a raucous fundraiser party for their peers. In the midst of the festivities, a mysterious figure arrives at the door, offering them the key to the old abandoned Burber house and suggesting that they turn it into a haunted house. Seizing the opportunity, the youngsters quickly set about transforming the property into an elaborate — and potentially lucrative — Halloween attraction. Little do they realize that Eddie Burber has returned home and intends to have some All Hallow's Eve fun of his own — setting up his own "Kill Room," where the line between fantasy and reality quickly becomes blurred...
Practical Effects
Gore effects that look purchased from a closing Spirit Halloween.
Production
The actual Burber house location: someone's uncle definitely owned this.
Director
Doug Robertson
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot in Bowling Green, Kentucky on a reported $55,000 budget—explaining why the 'abandoned' house clearly has someone's mail on the porch.
Released direct-to-video in 1991, this captures the exact moment when slasher fatigue met Halloween commercialization—literally a movie about selling Halloween back to itself.
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