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"Masters of Horror"
Family (2006)


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User Rating: 7.2/10 (863 votes)
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Overview

Director:
John Landis
Writers:
Mick Garris (creator) and
Brent Hanley (written by)
Original Air Date:
3 November 2006 (Season 2, Episode 2)
Genre:
Horror | Mystery | Romance more
Plot:
Harold is a seemingly peaceful neighbor in a quiet midwestern neighborhood, but underneath, he's a murderous psychopath who sets his eyes on a couple that have moved in across the street. full summary | add synopsis
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Cast

 (Episode Complete credited cast)
George Wendt ... Harold Thompson
Meredith Monroe ... Celia Fuller

Matt Keeslar ... David Fuller

Haley Guiel ... Sarah (as Hailey Guiel)
Kerry Sandomirsky ... Jane
John B. Scott ... Grandpa
Nancy Whyte ... Grandma

Emily Tennant ... Teenage Blonde Girl
Emily Hope ... Teenage Punk Girl
Aleita Northey ... Teenage Sad Girl
Frances Flanagan ... Housewife
Donald R. Mintz ... Interior George Wentdt
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Additional Details

Runtime:
58 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Certification:
USA:TV-MA | Australia:MA (2007) | Italy:VM14
Filming Locations:
British Columbia, Canada

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
When George Wendt's character is speaking to Matt Keeslar's character in the ER waiting room, there are a couple of pages for "Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine". This is a nod to the Three Stooges' short Men in Black (1934), which paged the Stooges with calls of "Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard". more
Movie Connections:
References Men in Black (1934) more

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8 out of 8 people found the following comment useful:-
Pretty funny, 27 November 2006
7/10

I watched this On Demand the other day when I couldn't get to sleep. I loved George Wendt in "House" (the horror movie from the 80's, not the Hugh Laurie TV show) and thought he would fit well in the world of MOH. And, he did. This is the story of a man (Wendt) who kidnaps and kills people, melting them down to bare bones and dressing them up as his "family." The creepy thing is that he imagines the "family" in his house, watching TV together, cooking dinner and of course fighting with his wife. A young couple moves in down the block and is completely oblivious to his antics. I'll stop there, because the ending certainly puts a different perspective on it. The acting is horrendous, in a good way. It's the way acting should be in a horror flick. The ending is also horrendous, not so much in a good way. It's pretty stupid honestly, but this is definitely worth watching if you're a fan of horror movies.

Greatest moment: As George Wendt watches the young couple from his upstairs window, we hear him humming "The hip bone's connected to the leg bone..."

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