
Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984) on Netflix
Dr. Lukas Mandeville and Dr. Barbara Coyle go to Headstone Manor with other scientists to investigate radioactive readings. Years earlier, eighteen guests were killed in the house in one night.
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Plot summary
In 1975, Headstone Manor serves as a businessman's weekend retreat and a girls' summer camp. Satanic monks attack the house and kill eighteen people staying there on a single night. Eight years later, Dr. Lukas Mandeville and Dr. Barbara Coyle are sent to investigate radioactive readings that have been traced to the manor, which locals call the House of Death. Mandeville and Coyle set up their equipment there with several other scientists. In the woods nearby, the Sinister Man, a satanic priest said to be seven hundred years old, prepares a rite intended to rid the house of its uninvited guests.
Cast
Kenny Everettas Lukas Mandeville
Pamela Stephensonas Barbara Coyle
Vincent Priceas Sinister Man
Gareth Huntas Elliot Broome
Don Warringtonas Stephen Wilson
John Fortuneas John Harrison
Sheila Steafelas Sheila Finch
John Stephen Hillas Henry Noland
Cleo Rocosas Deborah Kedding
Graham Starkas Blind Man
Pat Ashtonas Barmaid
David Lodgeas Inspector Goule
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Michael McIntyre, the son of director Ray Cameron, revealed in his autobiography that he was the voice of E.T.
- Producer Laurence Myers recalls that the film did not make sense; he screened it for censor James Ferman, who enjoyed it but believed the reels were played in the wrong order.
- Bloodbath at the House of Death was made in the aftermath of Kenny Everett's outburst at the Young Conservatives conference, where he called for the bombing of Russia, and the media frequently referenced the film negatively in relation to the outburst while it was in production.

























