Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Dirtylogy It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

loveablejohn-26233 This movie was different than most horror movies as it didn't rely on a lot of gore and nudity along with adult language to make a good horror movie. It did however have a good script with several plot twists except for the ending which was too ambiguous in my opinion. The actors were all excellent in their roles and the cinematography was well done plus the dubbing was good which is why I gave it 7 stars.

HumanoidOfFlesh A group of people are getting lost in the fog and they end up in a creepy looking Murder Mansion where 'zombies' of chauffeur and his ghostly madame roam during the night in the search of their prey.Who is behind the mystery of Murder Mansion?Pretty tame and non-exploitative Gothic Spanish/Italian co-production.The film lacks blood and nudity and this is quite surprising.There are some subtle lesbian overtones,but no lesbian sex.The climax in which two main characters Frank & Laura expose the odd scheme is slightly disappointing,though.Still if you are into groovy 70's Eurohorror you have to check this Gothic chiller with Scooby Doo plot.7 foggy mansions out of 10.

christopher-underwood Unusual and likable Spanish/Italian co-production that plays something like a seventies Spanish, Old Dark House with giallo elements. Split more or less into three parts, the beginning takes place on the road, the middle introduces us to all the varied peoples holed up in the mansion in the fog and the final 25minutes are pretty wild action all the way. In truth there is nothing particularly violent or sexual but all the ladies are lovely, we really don't know what's going on any more than they do and we care enough to stick with it to find out. Worth it? Yes, I reckon so, it's just that little bit different and even the 'posh' English dubbing seems to help the strangeness that permeates the whole film.

Zeegrade The giallo genre is synonymous with gloved madmen, creepy music, gruesome murders, and female nudity. Murder Mansion lacks all of these traits and comes off as movie of the week fare. Think Giallo-lite. It's a shame too because this movie features some beautiful women, Lisa Leonardi as backpacker Laura, Analia Gade as mentally unstable Elsa, and Ida Galli, billed here as Evelyn Stewart as the housekeeper/vampire/conspirator Martha Clinton. The comparisons to Scooby-Doo are numerous on this page and none of them are unwarranted. The plot begins as five travelers are forced to stay the night in a mansion that was supposedly owned by a witch complete with undead followers. We eventually learn that all is not as it appears and the real motives are finally addressed with lackluster results. Let me state for the record that I personally don't believe that Murder Mansion is a poor movie. I'm more disappointed in what it lacks than the content itself which at times is well acted. The murders are beyond tame ranging from a lame heart-attack to an anonymous hanging woman that bears no meaning to the plot. Some scenes hint at showing the lovely figures of the aforementioned ladies yet only provide nude backs and nothing more. Come on! I'm not a Mormon for God's sake! It does supply hot vehicle juxtapositioning action as the movie begins with a four-and-a-half plus minute montage of lane changing madness! Zoinks! You can do better than this scare free flick.