I know someone's out there.

Hey there, listeners, welcome to horror movie club.

The show are two dudes who are not quite nerds but not quite nudes.

Choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Brian.

I'm on the phone with Ashvin.

And today we are discussing House from 1985,

directed by Steve Miner, written by Ethan Wiley and Fred Decker,

starring William Cat, George Went, Richard Mall, and Kay Lenz.

In this film, a Vietnam veteran moves into his deceased aunt's home and is haunted by both

his past and the ghouls lurking in the house. If you're new to the show, we're going to discuss

this movie, spoiler-free, just some background info for the first

15 or 20 minutes. But after that, we're going to play some transition music and go into spoiler

mode, where we walk through the plot in detail reviewing the film as we go, and then we'll rate

the film on a scale of 0 to 5. Ashtvin, do you say aunt or aunt? I say aunt. What do you say?

Aunt. I grew up saying aunt, but now I'm being converted to aunt by my wife and her family.

Oh, interesting. Ant is like, you never know what you're talking about. Is it a person or an insect?

Yeah, I mean, that is the weakness of the word ant. It is.

This, we've been pulling a lot of request episodes lately but this was not a

request this is just something I've been curious about it's just on my list of movies to watch

I've heard it name dropped over and over again throughout the years and I was curious had you

ever heard about this one Ashvin uh yeah I think I'd heard of it, and the cover looked really familiar.

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