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81 minutes exactly β the "classic feature" runtime most directors aim for.

"They'll get you in the end."
A young man and his girlfriend move into the man's old mansion home, where he becomes possessed by a need to control ancient demons.
βThey'll get you in the end.β
Where to watch Β· US

Peter Liapis
Jonathan Graves

Lisa Pelikan
Rebecca

Michael Des Barres
Malcolm Graves

Ralph Seymour
Mark (Toad Boy)

Victoria Catlin
Anastasia

Keith Joe Dick
Dick

Charene Cathleen
Robin

Jack Nance
Wolfgang
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Luca Bercovici directs. Mac Ahlberg behind the camera. Shirley Walker scores. Ted Nicolaou cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Made its budget back several times over at the box office. Produced in United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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An American horror comedy film series centered on a group of demons usually summoned by Satanic worshipers and that have a wide range of twisted appearances.
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Not enough Ghoulies!! If the cover of your movie has a creature popping out of toilet. I your movie, you better have a creature popping out of a toilet. Itβs Chekhov's gun. There was no ghoulie that ever popped out of a toilet. I was waiting the entire movie for a puppet to pop out of a toilet, and never got it! Aside from that this movie is still pretty bad. The main actor has some weird green eyes that glow when he βinvokesβ them (I guess). I donβt really know, because they donβt explain it, and they show up when he is βmoreβ menacing than he normally is. I also didnβt understand why they had to wear sunglasses towards the end. He could turn his weird green eyes off when he wanted. He didnβt need the sun glasses. I also didnβt get why the main character decided he had to quit school to clean up a house. Why wouldnβt you just clean up the house after school??? It didnβt make any sense. The movie is filled with pretty subpar acting. For some reason a female costar that seems like she was already in her fifties, but her actual age hadnβt caught up to her yet. The ghoulies were the best part, but you only see them for maybe, maybe, 10 minutes out of the whole movie. There were also these two dwarves that showed up for no real reason except to drink some liquid, and fight against their original master (maybe?)
Almost seems like someone had an idea for a bland cultist horror flick script, but was told "Gremlins are big, you gotta put some little dudes in this!", so they wrote in a couple of midgets, were subsequently told that didn't count, so wrote in some slimy puppets, but forgot to get rid of the bit they'd written about the midgets, and somehow made their bland idea straight-up bad. This came out the same years as Gremlins though, so I have no idea how it was allowed to happen. Final rating:β Β½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible.
The ghoulies get a few kills in, but this is mostly focused on Jonathan becoming obsessed with acquiring power and knowledge in occult fashion. It's a good, silly B-movie with plenty of Satanic nonsense, just don't expect the ghoulie puppets to be front and center.
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Empire Pictures
US
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Release history Β· US
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