House No. 13

Synopsis

In the thriller movie House No. 13 (Pathimoonam Number Veedu) released in 1991, Salim Fateh portrays the character of a mysterious landlord who rents out a house with a dark history. As the tenants begin to experience unexplained paranormal activities, they must uncover the secrets of the house before it's too late. The film interweaves elements of horror, suspense, and psychological thriller to create a gripping narrative that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. With unexpected twists and eerie atmosphere, House No. 13 explores themes of betrayal, revenge, and the consequences of past deeds.

Cast

• Salim Fateh

  Vikram

• Baby Vijaya

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  Anil Dhawan

  Sudhir / Thakur Pratap Singh

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  Rita Bhaduri

  Shanti

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  Sharat Saxena

  Tantrik Baba

• Syed Mustafa

Reviews

House No. 13 (Pathimoonam Number Veedu) has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some have praised the eerie ambiance and suspenseful storyline, others have found fault in the pacing and predictability of certain plot points. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a 65% audience score, with viewers appreciating the atmospheric tension but criticizing the lack of originality in the horror genre. IMDb rates House No. 13 at 6.2/10, with some users commending the acting performances while others feel the script could have been more nuanced. Metacritic has not provided a specific rating for the movie, but user reviews indicate a polarizing reception, with some highlighting the strong character development and others citing clichéd horror elements.