The People Under the Stairs
Horror • R • 1991 • 1 hr 42 min
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Batty insane horror romp. Touches on class warfare and gentrification without dwelling on it. A frenzied modern day fairy tale.
"Do the Right Thing" plays at the end. Me: YASSSSS! This is a feel-good film and no one can tell me different. Chef's kiss.
Unique horror comedy with social commentary on Reagan era politics, the villains are fantastically insane and funny, very enjoyable movie
Wes cravens most underrated film it’s equal parts fun and scary
So much fun. A horror that’s a little less than a horror movie (not the theme just overall) and with that, makes it a fun ride. GOTCHYA!!!!!
Very good movie, dark but fun, great cast and a fun script.
Blending comedy and horror with camp. Wes Craven makes you laugh and then shriek!!
Filled with early 90’s charm and plenty of home invasion action to make for an entertaining watch, with that quintessential Craven flare
Although the acting wasn’t anything phenomenal, I liked the idea behind the movie and got me interested in more horror type films
A kid gets stuck in a house with a crazy couple. When a robbery goes bad.
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