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The Evictors (1979)

A nice young couple move into an eerie house located in a small Louisiana town, unaware of its violent history.

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Alex r 23 Dec 2012

-I want you to move- A little dry, when it's not being spooky as Hell. Chilling score as well. I first noticed Michael Parks as Texas Ranger Earl McGraw in FROM DUSK TILL DAWN, and have been a fan since.

Tim S 16 Jan 2012

The Evictors is another film from Charles B. Pierce, the man responsible for the very silly film The Town That Dreaded Sundown. I found nothing scary whatsoever about that particular film, but The Evictors, thankfully, is a different affair altogether. It's more of a psychological thriller than a horror film, and contains a twist that I managed to pick up on early in the story. It didn't spoil the film for me though. What I found refreshing about it was that when the terrible things begin to happen to Ruth, played by Jessica Harper, that her husband doesn't treat her like she's crazy. He does what a real husband would do: protect his wife and help her to protect herself. The film's plot plays upon the notion that this old house that they have moved into is cursed, and that everyone who has ever lived in it has met some terrible end. It's not the most effective film in the world, but it does generate enough atmosphere for chills. If you can manage to find yourself a copy (it's out of print, as of this writing) then check it out. Definitely a crowd pleaser.

Super K 24 Nov 2011

It's something that could have and could happen and thats the appeal.

Allan C 04 Jul 2016

I have always said this, you can have a strong female character in a movie without having her be a gun touting, spandex wearing, male ass kicking super chick. What you do need is a person who is likeable, well rounded, and someone the audience can sympathize with. Never has that sentiment range truer than in The Evictors. The main actress, and the true main character of the film played by Jessica Harper, is everyman's grandmother, not that that's a bad thing. She looks and behaves like every story you where ever told about your grandma from when she was "your age" and to see her put through these harrowing situations really makes you sympathize with her and feel for her plait. It's also why the films ending, was the first in a long time to make me literally yell out, "man that sucks!" Not because it was bad, but because you care so much about her that to see her ultimate fate brings you more discomfort than if she'd let the psycho finish her off. I mean after all who wants to see their grandma attacked and stalked by a maniac?

John Beifuss 11 Jul 2013

Could be a metaphor for the notion that the insular, suspicious South would rather evict -- exterminate -- a stranger or outsider than risk being contaminated by alien, progressive ideas.