Amityville Frankenstein
Feature Length Film based on the Video Game Fiendish Thieves. Somewhere in Amityville 2 bungling burglars search an abandoned warehouse For a rare vintage pocket watch, and the film fan munching on sn…
Amityville Frankenstein
Feature Length Film based on the Video Game Fiendish Thieves. Somewhere in Amityville 2 bungling burglars search an abandoned warehouse For a rare vintage pocket watch, and the film fan munching on snacks while watching the events unfold. This is based on the game Fiendish Thieves, which is described as Home Alone meets Frankenstein. They say it's "filled with lots of laughs and slapstick humor. You choose the actions of the bungling burglars who search an abandoned warehouse for a rare vintage pocket watch, and the obsessed film fan munching on snacks watching the events unfold. —BandSAboutMovies Reality Check, an Amityville film fan with an extensive collection of DVDs and Blu-rays, gears up for a spine-chilling movie marathon with the legendary horror host Maurice Morbid and his Terror Telly TV show. Maurice is about to present the "Fiendish Thieves", an episode recounting the story of Ted and Steve, two bumbling burglars who break into an eerie warehouse to steal a rare vintage pocket watch from a strange scientist's lab. However, little do they know that something evil lurks in the darkness, unleashed by a weird surge of pure electricity. But as the obsessive film buff stuffs his face all night while watching the events unfold, the burning question lingers. Can the unwise intruders confront the mad doctor's monstrous creation? —Nick Riganas
Amityville Frankenstein
Comedy,Family,Horror
Film Details
Feature Length Film based on the Video Game Fiendish Thieves. Somewhere in Amityville 2 bungling burglars search an abandoned warehouse For a rare vintage pocket watch, and the film fan munching on snacks while watching the events unfold. This is based on the game Fiendish Thieves, which is described as Home Alone meets Frankenstein.
They say it's "filled with lots of laughs and slapstick humor. You choose the actions of the bungling burglars who search an abandoned warehouse for a rare vintage pocket watch, and the obsessed film fan munching on snacks watching the events unfold. —BandSAboutMovies Reality Check, an Amityville film fan with an extensive collection of DVDs and Blu-rays, gears up for a spine-chilling movie marathon with the legendary horror host Maurice Morbid and his Terror Telly TV show.
Maurice is about to present the "Fiendish Thieves", an episode recounting the story of Ted and Steve, two bumbling burglars who break into an eerie warehouse to steal a rare vintage pocket watch from a strange scientist's lab. However, little do they know that something evil lurks in the darkness, unleashed by a weird surge of pure electricity. But as the obsessive film buff stuffs his face all night while watching the events unfold, the burning question lingers.
Can the unwise intruders confront the mad doctor's monstrous creation? —Nick Riganas.