The Charnel House (2016)
A modern loft reveals its past when new tenants arrive as this former slaughterhouse exposes the evilness still existing within the walls.
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Just when I thought that I've seen the worse movie in my life so far; this came along. Don't waste your time - it is truly awful.
There's nothing sadder than seeing the film's creators and/or fans making obvious attempts to jack up the IMDB rating with 10/10 reviews. Talk about greedy, you couldn't give it a 7? This wasn't Silence of the Lambs for crying out loud.As for the film itself, it's about as dull and generic as low-effort horror movies go. Not a scary film in the slightest. There are better horror flicks on Netflix; watch those instead.
The "Horror" term ruined the movie. I also checked in to see a "horror" movie and that wasn't horror.But it is actually a very good movie, i liked everything in it, maybe 1.30 was a bit too long. The plot was interesting, the acting is OK, i enjoyed the movie, Suspense is a good word to describe it.. Its worth seeing
The film opens 1983, the Fairmont slaughterhouse, Cleveland, Ohio. Rupert (Alden Tab) is coloring when his Dad, Thomas (Patrick M. Walsh) the owner, rushes in and snatches up Rupert and crashes through the glass of clock tower to the streets below...or maybe Rupert wasn't with him. What did I just saw? The film moves to modern times when the Fairmont is converted into luxury computer activated apartments/lofts. Mia (Makenzie Moss) the young daughter of the owner Alex (Callum Blue) interacts with Rupert, who is a ....well that is part of the mystery. To solve that aspect we have Devin Pyles (Erik LaRay Harvey) a tenant who is curious as to what happened to Rupert. His dad used to work there. The film also includes two beautiful people tenants who start dating each other so they can get 90 minutes into the can.The film was okay. Acting was alright. I need to add a new entity with specific powers to my spiritual horror film checklist. I would have argued against the powers, but when you have it in a book and yellow highlighted, it is hard to say "no." Guide: No swearing, or nudity. Near sex.