A Mansão Marsten
Terror / Suspense / Drama / Mistério
USA,
1979, 112 min
(Director's Cut: 184 min, Versão televisiva: 200 min)
Realização:
Tobe HooperArgumento:
Paul MonashCâmara:
Jules BrennerMúsica:
Harry SukmanElenco:
David Soul, James Mason, Lance Kerwin, Bonnie Bedelia, Lew Ayres, Julie Cobb, George Dzundza, Elisha Cook Jr., Ed Flanders, Clarissa Kaye-Mason (mais)Sinopses(1)
Sinister events bring together a writer fascinated with an old hilltop house, a suave antiques dealer whose expertise goes beyond bric-a-brac and the dealer's mysterious, pale-skinned partner. (Warner Bros. US)
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Dar prioridades:
Tobe Hooper directed a film that's good, but it didn't manage to impress me. There are some great horror moments here, expertly filmed, not unnecessarily heightened by music or sound, as is often the case nowadays. This film holds up without any issues, but the overall pace is somewhat sluggish, lacking suitable fluctuations that would further captivate you. For a TV production, this is very good.
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