The 1979 film Don’t Go In The House is an obscure horror film from the late seventies that has since become a cult classic. The movie stars Dan Grimaldi, Ralph D. Bowman, and Ruth Dardick.
Don’t Go in the House (1979) Plot
A man named Donald is a pyromanic. This comes from a tragic incident when he was younger when his mother would burn him to “get the evil out of him”. He then vows to get vengeance on any woman who looks like her.
The movie involves Donny befriending random women who look similar to his mother, then convincing them to go back to his house where he burns them. At one point, he starts feeling guilty and goes to a church to confess he has violent urges. The priest tells him to move on with his life and resist the urges.
While going on a date in order to try to forget the past, however, he accidentally sets his date’s hair on fire. He decides to kill the priest with a flamethrower and then finally burns the house down around himself.
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Dan Grimaldi in Don’t Go in the House (1979)
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Robert Carnegie in Don’t Go in the House (1979)
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Dan Grimaldi in Don’t Go in the House (1979)
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