"Don't Open The Door" revolves around a young woman who returns home to take care of her ailing grandother. While there, she finds herself being terrorized and driven mad by an obscene phone caller. What can I say, everything about this film is atrocious. The acting is stiff, the film looks like it was shot in one of the crew's home, and the "villain" of the piece is unntentionaly hilarious as he constantly breathes heavily and fondles a doll. The script is naturally the weakest link as the heroine of the film is apparently too dumb to leave the house and stop answering the phone!

"Don't Look In The Basement," which does not even have a basement, is slightly better than the previous feature, but not by much. The story concerns a nurse taking a job at a unique sanitarium where the crazed patients roam around freely. Unless you like seeing mental patients scream and yell at each other about nothing of real interest, I'd advise avoiding this one. The sheer amount of plot holes and the far fetched story is bound to make intellectual viewer turn crazy themselves.

The only extras include a S.F. Brownrigg bio and trailers for "Don't Open The Door," "The Stitcher," "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things," VCI horror, and "Don't Look In The Basement,"

In conclusion: Skip this feature and watch the hilarious spoof trailer "Don't" from Tarantino and Rodriguez's "Grindhouse" films instead.