House IV

House IV
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Directed by	Lewis Abernathy
Screenplay by	Geof Miller Deirdre Higgins
Story by	Geof Miller Deirdre Higgins Jim Wynorski R.J. Robertson
Produced by	Sean S. Cunningham Debbie Hayn-Cass
Starring	Terri Treas William Katt Scott Burkholder Denny Dillon Melissa Clayton Dabbs Greer Ned Romero Ned Bellamy
Cinematography	James Mathers
Edited by	Seth Gaven
Music by	Harry Manfredini
Production companies	New Line Cinema Sean S. Cunningham Films
Distributed by	New Line Home Video RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video
Release date	January 29, 1992
Running time	94 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$1,600,000 (estimated)[citation needed]

House IV is a 1992

. While it has connections to the original, it is a mostly-standalone sequel, with a plot centered around another home that encounters a haunting.

Synopsis

Roger Cobb (William Katt) is now married to Kelly (Terri Treas), and has a daughter, Laurel (Melissa Clayton). He often visits the old Cobb family house after his father's death. It is located on a deserted and desolate shoreline. Roger's cynical step-brother Burke (Scott Burkholder) has been pestering him to sell the family mansion, edging Roger to break his oath with their father.

Roger is soon killed in a bad car accident that leaves Laurel requiring a wheelchair, leaving the house over to Kelly. Burke is still unable to convince Kelly to sell the house. Unknown to Kelly, Burke wants to sell the house so that a seedy Mafia group can use the property to dump illegal waste. The head of the Mafia has dwarfism and suffers intense phlegm, but proves to be very powerful and influential.

Various supernatural events start occurring in the house, and after Kelly consults with a Native American spiritual guide, she learns that it is the spirits of Roger and some Native Americans, trying to warn Kelly about the danger she is in.

Cast

• Terri Treas as Kelly Cobb
• Scott Burkholder as Burke
• Denny Dillon as Verna Klump
• Melissa Clayton as Laurel Cobb
• Dabbs Greer as Dad
• Ned Romero as Ezara
• Ned Bellamy as Lee
• Jhon Santucci as Charles
• Mark Gash as Mr. Gross
• Paul Keith as Plumber
• William Katt as Roger Cobb

Reception

Andrew Pollard at Starburst called it a "a fitting way to bring the House franchise to a conclusion".

References

External links

• House IV at
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