The Evictors (1979) YTS - Download Yify Movie

Reviewed by R T 4 / 10

I want you to move. A young married

I want you to move. A young married couple rents out a house in the country in Louisiana. The couple doesn't know that a strange family once lived there that murdered strangers. A shootout between the killers and the police occurred and lots of people died. When strange things start happening to the couple around the house, it would be easy to blame the events on the history of the home, but is the house really haunted or do the locals just want them gone? "I knew we'd have our revenge." Charles Pierce, director of The Legend of Boggy Creek 1 & 2, Bootleggers, Chasing the Wind, The Town that Dreaded Sundown, The Winds of Autumn, and The Norsemen, delivers The Evictors. The storyline for this picture is just okay and fairly predictable. The villains were well done but the overall acting was mediocre. The cast includes Vic Morrow, Michael Parks, Jessica Harper, and Dennis Fimple. "We killed three people yesterday. We can't get away with that." I came across this on Netflix and decided to give it a shot since it seemed to have an old school grindhouse feel to it. It was just okay and fairly straightforward. The villains were fairly well done, but they were not good enough to carry the film. This was fairly disappointing and is not a must see. "You should vacate the premises immediately." Grade: C-

Reviewed by R T 5 / 10

Jessica Harper and Michael Parks play a young

Jessica Harper and Michael Parks play a young couple who move into a new home in Louisiana, but they soon discover that the house is a notorious local "murder house" that has been the scene of grizzly murders since the 1920s. The young couple then find themselves being stalked by a mysterious figure and may find themselves the latest victims. The film was written and directed by Charles B. Pierce who made the iconic "Boogey Creek" and "The Town That Dreaded Sundown" and this film has a very similar low budget, grungy, small town feel to it, which will delight or annoy viewers. I liked it, though this film was a bit slow moving at times and the flashback sequences seemed corny, but the film does feature a solid cast, which also included Vic Morrow, and did have some good suspenseful moments. Not a film for all audiences, but check it out if you liked the original "The Town That Dreaded Sundown." This film was also one of the last films to be released by American International Pictures (AIP).

Reviewed by R T 5 / 10

Decent attempt at creating suspense. The only thing

Decent attempt at creating suspense. The only thing that would've rated this higher is that they show the person, far too often. They should've kept him shadowed in. It would've been more threatening. But, with what they got, you have your typical home invasion thriller. Though how little invasion there was, and no one ever cared that it happened to the girl or not. But still, it was based off a true story (how ever much aligned it was) but it was well shot I felt. But whoever they had doing the sound on it, I felt it was hit and miss. I couldn't hear what they were saying, and the opposite of it being too overbearing. It was good to see the girl from "Suspiria" though. Plus, the ending didn't make much sense. I felt it was spotty in places. The terror radius was only good when it took place inside the house. When it was outside, it was middle of the road. But all in all, it was a decent affair.

The Evictors

1979

Crime / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

The Evictors

1979

Crime / Drama / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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I want you to move. A young married

Jessica Harper and Michael Parks play a young

Decent attempt at creating suspense. The only thing

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