The House on Hooter Hill 2007
When a flirtatious spirit refuses to leave her lavish estate, she transforms the old house into a playground of supernatural thrills and uninhibited desire.
Director: Jim Wynorski
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The House on Hooter Hill* (2007) about?
This 2007 fantasy-horror-romance flick follows a troubled married couple and their eccentric friends as they gather at a haunted mansion for the reading of a deceased homeowner's scandalous videotaped will. Spirits run high—and the house pulses with ghostly energy, seductive apparitions, and more than a few supernatural surprises.
Who directed *The House on Hooter Hill*?
*The House on Hooter Hill* was directed by Jim Wynorski, the filmmaker known for blending campy horror with playful, often cheeky storytelling.
Who stars in *The House on Hooter Hill*?
The film stars Taylor Wane, Glori-Anne Gilbert, Friday, Kris Slater, and Barbie Bennett, with Danny Pape rounding out the ensemble.
Is *The House on Hooter Hill* (2007) worth watching?
While it may not be groundbreaking cinema, *The House on Hooter Hill* delivers exactly what fans of Wynorski's style crave: a breezy, fun mix of supernatural chills, romance, and humor. Its 79-minute runtime keeps things tight, and its cult appeal makes it a guilty pleasure for those who enjoy their horror with a side of spice.
How long is *The House on Hooter Hill*?
The runtime for *The House on Hooter Hill* is 79 minutes.
About The House on Hooter Hill (2007) — A Haunted Mansion of Romance, Horror, and Supernatural Fun
When a flirtatious spirit refuses to leave her lavish estate, she transforms the old house into a playground of supernatural thrills and uninhibited desire. Directed by Jim Wynorski, *The House on Hooter Hill* (2007) blends fantasy, horror, and romance into a playful yet eerie tale of temptation and the afterlife. The story follows Sue and Ryan, a young couple entangled in marital trouble, who gather with a trio of curvaceous women and a curvaceous psychic for the reading of a deceased homeowner's risqué videotaped will. As the boundaries between the living and the dead blur, the house pulses with ghostly energy, seductive apparitions, and a hauntingly sensual atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.
This campy yet captivating film delivers exactly what fans of Wynorski's signature style crave: a mix of supernatural chills, cheeky romance, and over-the-top fun. With its playful tone, eccentric characters, and a dash of the macabre, *The House on Hooter Hill* is a cult favorite for those who enjoy their horror laced with humor and a side of the sensual. Whether you're here for the spooks or the scares, this 79-minute escape promises an unforgettable—and slightly risqué—ride from start to finish.