A world-famous (and infamous) psychic dies. Found in his room was a group of murdered women in his closet.
His daughter, Olivia, is approached by a man that tells her that her father was a true psychic, and that she inherited his powers. Batman, I mean Allan (Olivia's husband), is opposed to this ordeal, and he monotonely tells her repeatedly.
During all this, a group of girls is planning on initiating a new recruit (Julie) into their group, the "Sisters." Carol, the leader, is actually plotting on scaring the girl because she is dating Steve, Carol's ex. The are going to take Julie to the local mausoleum and make her spend the night there. Coincidentally, this is the same place the psychic has been recently buried!
When two of the "Sisters" go back to the mausoleum to scare Julie, the psychic begins to wake up and throw corpses (yes, throws) at them. It turns out he is a "psychic vampire," and feeds off people's fear.
Will anyone survive? Can Olivia get there in time to stop her father and melt his face?
Julie - Meg Tilly
Carol - Robin Evans
Olivia - Melissa Newman
Kitty - Leslie Speights
Leslie - Elizabeth Daily
Steve - David
Adam West - Allan
Director - Tom McLoughlin
Written by - Michael Hawes & Tom McLoughlin
Adam West. My sensors went off on this one because of that name, but I didn't listen to them. Even though he is in this movie as more of a cameo, his wonderful monotone just permeates.
The rest of the movie is just as bland as West's attempts at acting. The whole thing ends up being more of a teen drama. The 'horror' ends up lasting about 5 minutes, and it's so stupid. The two girls end up being scared to death by corpses being tossed on them. The psychic guy has electricity flowing all through him...why didn't they just unplug him? He starts shooting little pink/orange neon pink magic psychic fireballs at everything, making the mausoleum shake and corpses glide. However, by the time this happens, you're asleep, and don't care. By asleep, I mean thrown the tape out the window and sobbed uncontrollably.
Poor Meg Tilly had to suffer through this, which ended up her flopping around the halls for a good while before being neon-pinked by the psychic mannequin. She was completely wasted.
And, I just noticed, this was our first PG rated movie on the site. There was no rating on our box, so we were duped. I'm actually more mad now. Do not rent, let alone buy for damn sake, and make sure to avoid anything related to this tripe.
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Adam West. My sensors went off on this one because of that name, but I didn't listen to them. Even t ...
Random violence - no
Pointless nudity - no
Uppercuts - no
Toothbrush - yes
Mannequins - yes
Hide & Seek in the closet ... gone terribly wrong!
The cadaver has indigestion?
Drum roll please! And....yeah, he's still dead.
Aww...how cute they are together...what is the point of this??
Julie's mom is a monotone robot?
Daytime...ok, nighttime...daytime??? What the hell is going on?
That's the most depressing little kid's note...ever.
That's somebody else's prayer candle you're taking!
Did someone just pass gas?
Why does she keep chewing on that toothbrush??
He already decomposed? He's been buried for like half a day!
Dog pile on the Kitty!
Rocket punch!
He...deflated?
Ok, Julie, "Let's" implies BOTH of you helping.
Kitty - "Let's book up!"
Carol - "I wanna get there before it closes up, Noodle Brain!"
Carol - "You named it, you claimed it!"
Carol - "Let's get up to that mother."
Carol - "Gee, you're emotional."
Leslie - "If you wanna go, then go, Hugo."





