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**_Norman Bates meets Carrie meets Willard… with a flamethrower_**
A troubled young man (Dan Grimaldi) living with his mother in the Northeast develops a penchant for bringing attractive women home for questionable reasons. Robert Carnegie plays his only friend at work, the local incinerator.
"Don’t Go in the House" (1979) is psychological horror with the mother/son base of “Psycho” (1960...
