The House On Haunted Hill (1999)

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Written by Robb White, Dick Beebe

Directed by William Malone

Also known as "La Casa de la Colina Embrujada", "La Maison de la colline hantée", "La Residencia del Mal"

Running Time: 96 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Re-make of a classic horror tale about a millionaire who offers a million dollars to whoever can spend a night in a spooky mansion that was once an insane asylum and location of some horrifying experiments. When a group take up his offer they are unaware that their rich benefactor has rigged the house to have some fun for his money. But he becomes very unaware that the house might really be haunted.

Cast

Image for Geoffrey RushGeoffrey RushSteven H. Price
Image for Famke JanssenFamke JanssenEvelyn Stockard-Price
Image for Ali LarterAli LarterSara Wolfe
Image for Taye DiggsTaye DiggsEddie Baker
Chris KattanWatson Pritchett
Image for Peter GallagherPeter GallagherDr Donald W. Blackburn
Bridgette WilsonMelissa Margaret Marr
Max PerlichCarl Schecter
Jeffrey CombsDr. Richard Benjamin Vannacutt
Dick BeebeMale Nurse
Slavitza JovanFemale Nurse
Lisa LoebChannel 3 Reporter
Image for James MarstersJames MarstersChannel 3 Cameraman
Jeannette LewisPrice's Secretary

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