Elvira's Haunted Hills

2001
PG-13
1h 30min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.6/10

5.1 k

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Parody Comedy Horror

Las bromas espeluznantes abundan cuando Elvira pasa la noche en un misterioso castillo de camino a París en 1851.Las bromas espeluznantes abundan cuando Elvira pasa la noche en un misterioso castillo de camino a París en 1851.Las bromas espeluznantes abundan cuando Elvira pasa la noche en un misterioso castillo de camino a París en 1851.

Dirección
- Sam Irvin
Guionistas
- Cassandra Peterson
- John Paragon
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.6/10

5.1 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Sam Irvin
Guionistas
- Cassandra Peterson
- John Paragon
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 premio ganado en total

Trivia
Cassandra Peterson was having difficulty finding someone to direct her movie until Sam Irvin walked in the door. After telling him that the movie would spoof the 1960s Edgar Allan Poe movies, Irvin launched into Vincent Price's monologue from La fosa y el péndulo (1961) and Peterson immediately knew she had found her man.

Errores
After Elvira falls off the staircase, the red sock on her head is in her lap a moment later.

Citas
Lord Vladimere Hellsubus: It was in this foul dungeon that my great-grandfather, Lord Lucien Hellsubus, committed unspeakable acts of torture.
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark: You mean, like, "Whip me, baby, whip me?"
Lord Vladimere Hellsubus: In a nutshell, yes.
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark: Ouch.

Créditos curiosos
The part of Elura is credited as "????"

Conexiones
Featured in Veronique Von Venom: Horror Hostess Hottie: Who Are You, Miss V? (2012)

Bandas sonoras
Le Music Hall
Written by Jerry Jackson
Performed by Cassandra Peterson (as Elvira)

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Opinión

Opinión destacada

7/10

GREAT SUCCESSOR TO THE ORIGINAL MOVIE

I managed to catch a sneak-preview of this film, which is an entirely new feature, not a sequel, while it was still in post-production. For as wonderfully hysterical and charming as it appeared in its rough form, I can't wait to see the final result! A campy, lighthearted send up of the Vincent Price/Roger Corman/ Edgar Allan Poe/ Hammer horror movies from the 1960's, it follows true to both those films look and tone. Most of the film seems to take notice of THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM, but there are bits spoofing other films, plus plenty of original material as well. Most delightful, in addition to Elvira's newest dance number, is the budding romance between the Mistress of the Dark and a hunky care taker whose voiced-over words (deliberately) never match his mouth. A hoot. Additionally, The Divine Miss E lets the boob jokes run wild as expected and you can just SEE how much fun the cast had making the movie. Demand to see it in theaters! It's worth it!