Not to be confused with WITCHBOARD, this corny Full Moon Features Charles Band production has its usual charms, even if it's not up to the levels of PUPPET MASTER, TRANCERS, or OBLIVION. In the town of Dunwich, Massachusetts, a group of unsuspecting guests are invited to a party by a mysterious host who happens to be the descendent of a 300-year-old witch. From director David DeCoteau, a man who got his start directing gay porn and who now makes Hallmark Channel-style Christmas films (and sometimes Lifetime thrillers), you can guess the quality of filmmaking you're in for. It is far from the best Full Moon film, but it's hardly the worst and was apparently successful enough to spawn two sequels, which I haven't seen, WITCHHOUSE II: BLOOD COVEN and WITCHHOUSE 3: DEMON FIRE.
