Synopsis

Story revolves around three friends who use money from an insurance claim to move out of their parents' homes. They score a place in the Hollywood Hills and refuse to believe that the house has a dark history.

Official Review

Three naïve boys from Illinois and their neutered dog, Ballsy, pack up their shit and relocate to the big, bad city of Los Angeles, only to find that their new landlord won’t allow pets. Suddenly homeless, the guys hook up with a shady Korean realtor (MAD TV’s Bobby Lee, inexplicably in drag) who sets them up with a “killer pad”, a spacious abode located high in the Hollywood Hills. The wide-eyed halfwits are grateful and enthusiastic, but the house seems to bear a few indicators of possible Satanic activity (other than the “666 Perdition Lane” street address). The temperature has a tendency to get unbearably hot, the house sometimes “smells like eggs”, and they find a pile of bones of sacrificed Turkish dairy goats lying in the basement. Nonplussed at the small portal to hell in the basement floor (“Hey, it’s warm!”), the boys go about exploring their gorgeous new home (depicted with—what else?—a brief montage). …Read More