All Through The House is a sexually saturated, viciously gory, low budget splatterfest with some great special effects.
There's a lot of T & A in this- and even some D- but they all get pretty mutilated by a serial killer who's wearing a santa suit and wielding a set of hedge clippers.
In fact, I haven't seen so many severed penises since Kim Ki Duk's Moebius.
And not even the pets are spared.
Like I said, pretty vicious.
The killer seems to be targetting the young adult men and women of a small town, our protaganess has returned to for Christmas vacation.
Her childhood friends start dropping one by one, as she investigates the fate of the girl next door- who had inexplicably disappeared- along with her own Mother, years earlier.
It turns out that her Mother was having an affair with the neighbour's wife...and now, all their fates have become intertwined...
Because this lady is a complete psychopath.
Ultimately leading to the film's twisted conclusion.
This is low-budget filmmaking done right (especially when compared to something like The Elf).
Although the story isn't particularly well developed, it makes up for it with gore.
Rendering it a fun little holiday horror Christmas slasher, in the end.
5 out of 10.
There's a lot of T & A in this- and even some D- but they all get pretty mutilated by a serial killer who's wearing a santa suit and wielding a set of hedge clippers.
In fact, I haven't seen so many severed penises since Kim Ki Duk's Moebius.
And not even the pets are spared.
Like I said, pretty vicious.
The killer seems to be targetting the young adult men and women of a small town, our protaganess has returned to for Christmas vacation.
Her childhood friends start dropping one by one, as she investigates the fate of the girl next door- who had inexplicably disappeared- along with her own Mother, years earlier.
It turns out that her Mother was having an affair with the neighbour's wife...and now, all their fates have become intertwined...
Because this lady is a complete psychopath.
Ultimately leading to the film's twisted conclusion.
This is low-budget filmmaking done right (especially when compared to something like The Elf).
Although the story isn't particularly well developed, it makes up for it with gore.
Rendering it a fun little holiday horror Christmas slasher, in the end.
5 out of 10.