Monster in the Closet

Synopsis

In the small town of Grand Guignol, a series of bizarre murders take place where the victims are seemingly ripped apart by an unseen creature lurking within their closets. When a young man named Professor Bennett and a sheriff named Sam Waterston team up to investigate these mysterious killings, they uncover a terrifying truth - there is a monstrous creature living within the closets, preying on the unsuspecting residents. As the body count rises, they must find a way to stop the Monster in the Closet before it claims more lives. Filled with suspense, thrills, and unexpected twists, 'Monster in the Closet' is a classic horror film that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Cast

• Donald Grant

  Richard Clark

• Denise DuBarry

  Professor Diane Bennett

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  Henry Gibson

  Dr. Philip Pennyworth

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  Paul Walker

  'Professor' Bennett

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  Claude Akins

  Sheriff Sam Ketchem

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  Howard Duff

  Father Martin Finnegan

Reviews

Despite its low budget and B-movie status, 'Monster in the Closet' manages to deliver some genuine scares and moments of dark humor that make it an entertaining watch for horror enthusiasts. The practical effects used to bring the monster to life are surprisingly effective, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the film. The performances by the cast, especially Donald Grant as the determined Professor Bennett, help elevate the story above typical monster movie fare. However, the pacing at times can feel sluggish, and the dated special effects may not appeal to modern audiences. Overall, 'Monster in the Closet' is a fun throwback to 80s horror that is worth a watch for fans of the genre. Rotten Tomatoes: 5/10 - 'A campy creature feature that's more charming than terrifying.' IMDb: 4.9/10 Metacritic: N/A

See also

The Dark Knight

Pulp Fiction

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker