Review of The House on Skull Mountain (1974) by Brad G — 24 Feb 2010
What starts off as a Black House on Haunted Hill quickly descends into Serpent in the Rainbow-lite. Voodoo rituals that go on and on and on and onâ?¦and on. But itâ??s not all bad. Thereâ??s a fantastic matte painting of Skull Mountain (cast in fog and darkness even in the middle of the day!) and there is a machete fight set to bongo drums to break up the doldrums.
But racially confused Victor French is just not that charismatic a lead and you never really care what happens to him or the woman he lusts after. Not garbage, just meh. VF.
This review of The House on Skull Mountain (1974) was written by Brad G on 24 Feb 2010.
The House on Skull Mountain has generally received negative reviews.
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