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The Funhouse Massacre (2015)
2015 | Comedy
90 mins
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| Produced by | Petri Entertainment |
| Director | Andy Palmer |
| Writer | Ben Begley |
| Cast | Chasty Ballesteros, Jere Burns, Sterling Sulieman, Erick Chavarria, Courtney Gains, Scottie Thompson, Michael Eric Reid and Ben Begley |
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The Funhouse Massacre (2015) Reviews & Ratings (6)
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The Funhouse Massacre (2015) reviews from people you don't follow
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated
Nov 6, 2019 (Updated Nov 6, 2019)
Funny Horror
An ok Horror with a comedy slant. Featuring a nice cameo from Robert Englund. A bunch of serial killers escape an asylum to take over a Horror park based on their murders.
It's funny in places and the gore generally is OK, although very cheap looking in some scenes. Just a bit hit and miss with the comedy and scares a lot of the time. Often somewhere in the middle of not funny or scary enough.
Check out @Hell Fest (2018) on Netflix, similar but slightly better I felt with a cameo from Tony Todd.
It's funny in places and the gore generally is OK, although very cheap looking in some scenes. Just a bit hit and miss with the comedy and scares a lot of the time. Often somewhere in the middle of not funny or scary enough.
Check out @Hell Fest (2018) on Netflix, similar but slightly better I felt with a cameo from Tony Todd.
Madbatdan82 (341 KP) rated
Apr 20, 2019
A film that's really fun....house
I stumbled onto this by accident. What a happy accident. The story is fairly average, group of friends go to a Halloween funhouse attraction based on local serial killers - the very same killers who have just escaped from a local asylum. Plenty of stalk and slash happens as the killers now there way through the unexpecting guests. What's not average is the gore which is unbelievably good for a low budget horror. Also good is the comedy - this film is genuinely quite funny with the sheriff's deputy and 'machete' being highlights. It's not going to win any awards or blow anyone away but for a 90 min black comedy gorefest you will not be disappointed!!
