Product Description

Sid Haig, Billy Moseley, Sheri Moon On All Hallows Eve, 1977, two young couples on a thrill-seeking ride into the unknown stumble across The Museum of Monsters and Madmen. Presided over by one Captain Spaulding, a crazed Carney if ever there was one, this unique attraction is housed out back of the only filling station for miles around. After a brief stay at the museum the couples hit the road again, picking up a hitchhiking woman named Baby, when they run into engine trouble, and are forced to take refuge in Baby's family home. But what they find awaiting them there is a hell-on-earth more terrifying than anything they could ever have imagined... Dare you enter the House of 1000 Corpses?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7386 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-02-07
• Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 89 minutes

Synopsis
Two young couples take a tour on the back roads of America in search of a legend - Dr Satan. When they realise they are lost they are set upon by a bizarre family which indulges in murder, witchcraft and cannibalism and that's for starters...

Customer Reviews

evil, vile,drivel
one of the worst films ive ever seen,rob zombie may be a decent musician but he's no director based on this vile film

A real chiller
I had heard about this film way before I finally got to sit down and watch it, I missed it at the cinema, but had read all the reviews and was expecting a real dumbed down gore-feast.
I was really surprised to be watching a excellent horror film, with good acting, intelligent storyline (for a horror film) and some distrubing imagery.
This was not what I was expecting!
There were certain point where I was actual beginning to feel quite disturbed, not by some of the gore, but by some of the images on the screen, "the taking of one of the one couples to the pit in moonlight, whilst they were dressed as rabbits", even when the lovely Ms Moon was singingin her strange little show, was almost too weird for me.
Highly recommended, however this is definately not for a teen post-Scream crowd, this is for serious horror fans only.

Brilliant horror film...
Couldnt get enough if this gem, truly horrific in the finest sense... Texas Chainsaw Masacre on acid.....For those who appreciate true horror and are fed up with the poor excuses for horror films we are bombarded with these days this is for you! totally breathes life back into the genre...a modern classic... a must see! the bad reviews here are from clueless people.