House 38 years old
Ding dong, You’re dead.
Roger Cobb is an author who has just separated from his wife. He moves into a new house and tries to work on a novel based on his experiences in the Vietnam War. Strange things start happening around him; little things at first, but as they become more frequent, Cobb becomes aware that the house resents his presence.
Credits
House Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| William Katt He was 35, now 73 years old | as Roger Cobb |
| Steven Williams He was 37, 60 years old when he died | as Cop #4 |
| Peter Pitofsky | as Witch |
| George Wendt He was 37, now 76 years old | as Harold Gorton |
| Mindy Sterling She was 32, now 71 years old | as Woman in Bookstore |
| Michael Ensign He was 42, now 80 years old | as Chet Parker |
| Kay Lenz She was 32, now 71 years old | as Sandy Sinclair |
| Steve Susskind He was 43, 62 years old when he died | as Frank McGraw |
| Richard Moll He was 43, now 81 years old | as Big Ben |
| Mary Stävin She was 28, now 67 years old | as Tanya |
| Mark Silver | as Jimmy |
| Alan Autry He was 33, now 72 years old | as Cop #3 |
| Ronn Carroll He was 50, now 89 years old | as Policeman |
| Stephen Nichols He was 35, now 73 years old | as Scott |
| Jayson Kane | as Cheesy Stud |
| Susan French She was 74, 91 years old when she died | as Aunt Elizabeth |
| Curt Wilmot | as Skeleton Big Ben |
| Felix Silla He was 49, now 87 years old | as Little Critter |
| John William Young He was 34, now 73 years old | as Would be Writer |
| Erik Silver | as Jimmy |
| Billy Beck He was 65, 91 years old when he died | as Priest |
| Donald Willis He was 12, now 51 years old | as Soldier |
| Dwier Brown He was 27, now 65 years old | as Lieutenant |
House Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Mac Ahlberg as Director of Photography. He was 54 (81) years old when He died | Camera |
| Gregg Fonseca as Production Design. He was 33 (41) years old when He died | Art |
| Anne H. Ahrens as Set Decoration. | Art |
| Michael N. Knue as Editor. | Editing |
| Melissa Skoff as Casting. | Production |
| Ethan Wiley as Screenplay. He was 33 (now 71) years old | Writing |
| Kane Hodder as Stunt Coordinator. He was 30 (now 69) years old | Crew |
| Roger Corman as Executive Producer. He was 59 (now 98) years old | Production |
House (38 years)
Ding dong, You’re dead.
- Release day: Thursday, February 27, 1986
- Runtime: 93 minutes
- Budget: 3000000.00
- Revenue: 19444631.00