Directed by:
William FruetScreenplay:
Ida NelsonCinematography:
Mark IrwinComposer:
Jerry FieldingCast:
Lesleh Donaldson, Barry Morse, Christopher Crabb, Alf Humphreys, Stephen E. Miller, Bill Lake, Harvey Atkin, Kay Hawtrey, Jack Van Evera, Peggy MahonPlots(1)
Young and easily frightened Heather (Lesleh Donaldson) is called to stay with her grandmother in the hopes of helping her turn an old funeral home into a bed-and-breakfast. But strange happenings and unexplained murders around the home quickly make this vacation spot a "dead-and-breakfast". It is up to Heather to investigate the eerie and creepy corners of the former funeral home to unlock a decades-old secret. Will she survive long enough to solve the mystery? (88 Films)
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Funeral Home has a pretty decent idea, but the execution isn't all that great. It stars a kind old lady who wants to run a boarding house, but as far as the actual killing goes, it's just not that great. It doesn't always have the right atmosphere, although there are some hints that it could be really good. This film does have something to it, something that makes the film worth watching.
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