Superstition
Director: James W. Roberson
Actors: James Houghton, Albert Salmi, Lynn Carlin
PlotA derelict old house, rumored to be cursed, becomes the focal point of terror when a family moves in and strange occurrences begin to unfold. Allocating it as a residence for him and his family, Reverend David Thompson is joined by local deputies in an effort to unravel the haunting history tied to the house. During their investigation, they uncover the tale of a suspected witch that was cruelly executed on the property centuries ago. This malevolent force appears to have left an indelible imprint on the house, triggering a series of inexplicable and deadly events.
As the malevolent spirits awaken, the house reveals its dark secrets through gruesome accidents and horrifying manifestations. The eerie atmosphere and incessant dread grow stronger with each passing day, gripping everyone around the house in a state of continuous fear. Reverend Thompson and the deputies find themselves embroiled in a desperate battle against the supernatural, where their faith and resolve are tested by the resurrected vengeful spirit, bent on wreaking havoc on anyone daring to invade its domain. Gripped by escalating horror, their choices and actions decide their fate as they confront the ancient evil entrenched within the cursed grounds.
Writers: Galen Thompson, Michael O. Sajbel, Bret Thompson Plate
Release Date: 02 Jan 1985
Runtime: 85 min
Rating: Unrated
Country: Canada
Language: English
Physical Media Reviews
Superstition
Blu-ray Review
Score: 71
Superstition is a gory 80s horror film with vivid violence, impressive Scream Factory transfer, compelling interviews, and nostalgic charm for gore and slasher fans.