Powerful

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

The people giving this a 10/10 clearly are by people who have not seen this before, I saw this at a convention and it was one of the worst films I've ever seen. That Cody Longo guy cannot act at all who's the one of the main characters.The director clearly does not know what he's doing. The lighting is garbage and you can barely see anything, the director does not know how to build any sort of tension. I wouldn't even suggest you renting this on Redbox. For the love of God please no one work with the director again it was embarrassing to watch. (I honestly was embarrassed that I was in a room watching a garbage film like this wasting my time)

The reviews on here are a little odd... anyway, here is a real one.This film blows.

Honestly I do not know anyone who hate/dislike this. This had to be one of the best horror movies I have ever seen in my lifetime. Hopefully this does not eventually get rated a poor or low rating, I would really hate to see that happen to this. The only thing nowadays people do is pan everything because of their political views, or if not politically, regarding the quality of the film. 10/10

With a cast that includes Kane Hodder, Tony Tood, Sid Haig, Dee Wallace, Barbara Crampton, Bill Mosley, Michael Berryman, Felissa Rose, Lloyd Kaufman, Sean Whalen and a host of others, I was not going to miss this film for anything. My first reaction after seeing this film was that it reminded me of Adam Green's Hatchet as I was wowed by that film when it first theaters for its action. "Death House" gave me that same feel as I like this a lot. The action has this level of kick ass intensity from start to finish as "Hatchet" did.What makes this film very good was B. Harrison Smith direction. He does a very good job with the way he handles everything. From the action to how he directs this, everything is done in a way that it's a love letter to the hardcore horror fan. It has a mixture of old school gore imagery and action packed sequences drives the film's intensity to the point that it doesn't stop until its conclusion. The other thing I liked about this was it didn't feel like your random horror film with cameos. There were plenty here but you almost forget about them because Smith does a very good job directing his main cast. He makes sure that his main cast including Courtney Palm, Cody Longo and Kane Hodder make their performances entertaining to help make the focus of the film be about the story and not all of these cameos. It made me interested in their characters and the action that takes place.The other thing that I liked about this was the screenplay. Harrison Smith does a very job making sure the screenplay had an old school horror feel to it while also making feel action packed. One of the things that he does very well is to develop everything. I liked how he takes his time by developing the backstory of the death house and what its main purpose is. By doing that, its makes the location feel like another character which is needed here because the film's title is Death House. I also liked how there are several things in the screenplay that pay homage to other notable horror films. It's done in a way that it doesn't take away from the story as these homage fit into the film's dark and twisted world. It made this film fun as I was into everything from start to finish.This is definitely one horror film you should be checking when released into theaters as this one of the most fun times I've had watching a horror film in a while. "Death House" is an action packed adrenalized thrill ride that that don't stop.