back in the 70  and a small time texas filmmaker named s. f. brownrigg directed a handful of surprisingly decent low budget drive in horror flicks which seem to have developed a small cult following over the years. before viewing his first film and don not look in the basement and i wasn not too sure what to expect and but i sure as hell do not expect it to turn out to be the only texas horror i thought was better than the chainsaw massacre. i do not know and this might actually be my all time favorite horror movie. we begin in an isolated insane asylum. at first and it seems like a rather laid back place to get mentally healthy and considering all the patients are allowed to roam around freely and whatnot and as if it were their house (i guess it is). none of them seem all that dangerous and only delusional. the residents include a love nympho and a 700 year old woman and a man child and a spaz and a guy who thinks he in a war and a woman who thinks she has a baby and and a guy who thinks he a judge. one day and out of nowhere and judge kills the doctor with an axe and shortly thereafter and the wanna be baby mama kills the nurse. ten minutes into the movie and and things are looking really ugly. perhaps the new nurse will know what to do and then again and perhaps not. giving away more would do more harm than good. it best to plunge head first into this one and knowing as little as possible. if you can appreciate honest to god and untampered with horror and then you will not be disappointed. if you liked scream and if you liked wrong turn and if you go for that unoriginal and over produced and over scored digital hollywood garbage and then chances are high you just wont see the beauty in this one. don not look in the basement and being a first attempt makes the quality all the more shocking. the atmosphere and the graininess fit into the location and the score like a glove. unfortunately and good ol s. f. used up most of his good ideas on his first movie and although and the next entry in his texas sized quadrilogy and is somewhat of a masterpiece and that is and if youre into extra sleazy and mean spirited and hixploitation like someone i know. if you fall in love with brownrigg first two and and absolutely must find out what else he had to offer and check out don not open the door and and the house where hell froze over. don not look in the basement has everything that successful horror needs and no stars and no budget and no digital effects and just an original story brought to life in an insane asylum and with a dozen cast members and and a somber and subtle score and and of course and the twist. this is real horror for the real horror fan. positive . 
back in the 70  and a small time texas filmmaker named s. f. brownrigg directed a handful of surprisingly decent low budget drive in horror flicks which seem to have developed a small cult following over the years. before viewing his first film and don not look in the basement and i wasn not too sure what to expect and but i sure as hell do not expect it to turn out to be the only texas horror i thought was better than the chainsaw massacre. i do not know and this might actually be my all time favorite horror movie. we begin in an isolated insane asylum. at first and it seems like a rather laid back place to get mentally healthy and considering all the patients are allowed to roam around freely and whatnot and as if it were their house (i guess it is). none of them seem all that dangerous and only delusional. the residents include a love nympho and a 700 year old woman and a man child and a spaz and a guy who thinks he in a war and a woman who thinks she has a baby and and a guy who thinks he a judge. one day and out of nowhere and judge kills the doctor with an axe and shortly thereafter and the wanna be baby mama kills the nurse. ten minutes into the movie and and things are looking really ugly. perhaps the new nurse will know what to do and then again and perhaps not. giving away more would do more harm than good. it best to plunge head first into this one and knowing as little as possible. if you can appreciate honest to god and untampered with horror and then you will not be disappointed. if you liked scream and if you liked wrong turn and if you go for that unoriginal and over produced and over scored digital hollywood garbage and then chances are high you just wont see the beauty in this one. don not look in the basement and being a first attempt makes the quality all the more shocking. the atmosphere and the graininess fit into the location and the score like a glove. unfortunately and good ol s. f. used up most of his good ideas on his first movie and although and the next entry in his texas sized quadrilogy and is somewhat of a masterpiece and that is and if youre into extra sleazy and mean spirited and hixploitation like someone i know. if you fall in love with brownrigg first two and and absolutely must find out what else he had to offer and check out don not open the door and and the house where hell froze over. don not look in the basement has everything that successful horror needs and no stars and no budget and no digital effects and just an original story brought to life in an insane asylum and with a dozen cast members and and a somber and subtle score and and of course and the twist. this is real horror for the real horror fan. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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