I give you credit for lasting long enough to be annoyed about all those things.
The movie lost me at the casual knife stab through an adult human skull. Silly stuff like that takes me right out of the movie. I'm so distracted I can't get into it.
>>Is it just me or did anybody else watch this film and think "What the *beep* is going on here?". <
Not just you. I sat through the whole movie and had similar questions. I only paid about 45 cents for the movie (It came in a combo pack of horror movies for $5) and even then I think I wasted my money.
All of you are hilarious. Looking for logic in a movie where supernatural beings murder people.
I used to be like all of you, getting angry at plot holes, wringing my hands over poor plot points and lapses in logic.
Then I remembered why I watch movies in the first place, entertainment. House by the Cemetary is not Kafka, it may not make sense and it may not be coherent. But it was a fun ride and I am happy I spent my money on it.
Uwe Boll also makes trash but even his movies can be gloriously dumb fun.
The blood on the floor not being questioned can be explained. The bat attack scene is a little earlier in the film, so it could be assumed by Lucy that the blood was from that encounter (to be fair, that bat bled a lot).
Wouldn't a house filled with disemboweled corpses absolutely stink
Yes but I recall Lucy stating the house stank of death.
But do all these questions matter? When a film is riddled in goofy plot holes as much as a Fulci film, just enjoy the ride and fill in the plot holes yourself - you have an imagination don't you? Use it.
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I agree with the two posts above, stop looking for *beep* logic in these types of movies. I'm also getting tired of people looking for logic in older animated movies but that's a different story. I watch movies to escape from reality, the more weird the better.