Invitation to Hell: A Made-for-TV Horror Deep Dive

In this chapter, the hosts of Weirdhouse Cinema analyze the 1984 Wes Craven film 'Invitation to Hell,' a made-for-TV horror story about a country club linked to Satan. They reflect on the film's charm, cultural significance, and its relationship with other horror films from the era, emphasizing the unique storytelling constraints of television. The discussion highlights the intersection of horror, economic critiques, and the nostalgic allure of lesser-known titles, showcasing their lasting appeal despite budget limitations.