Bloodbath at the House of Death
During filming, Kenny Everett would often forget that his character walks with a limp, or limp with the wrong leg. Director Ray Cameron eventually had to stick signs up on the set that said 'Limp!' and had a clapper boy charged with reminding Kenny to limp before each scene.,When the spaceship is taking off, it is night. But when E.T. is trying to catch up with the ship, it is day.,Deborah Kedding: Pass me a knife, would you?
Henry Noland: I suppose a fork is out of the question?
Deborah Kedding: Not necessarily. But let's have dinner first.,Featured in Running the Bloodbath: A Look Back at the Making of a Cult Classic (2008),Starring horror icon Vincent Price & comedy legend Kenny Everett this camp British horror comedy is a hugely mixed bag.

It tells the story of a group of scientists and experts in their field who investigate the mysterious Blood House where 18 people were savagely murdered in one night.

When the jokes are on point the movie is really enjoyable, sadly too many jokes fall flat and leave the movie more of a bust than it should have been. With Price & Everett this should have by all rights been a cult classic.

To it's credit the film has a lot of imagination, from original death scenes to some fantastic satirical humour!

However for every laugh there are three or four poor jokes ranging from silly to cringe inducing.

A harmless effort and ahead of it's time, but comes across a bit rushed.

The Good:

Price and Everett are excellent

Very inventive kills

Some great gags

Well scored

The Bad:

Not as funny as it should have been

Things I Learnt From This Movie:

Kenny Everett should have broke Hollywood,