Death Is Just A Door's video: The Prince Of Terror TV Movie 1988 Horror Rare

. Romanian-born Vincent Omen (Tomas Arana) dubbed the "Prince of Terror" for his many horror film roles has just gotten Paul Hilary (David Brandon) his long-term screenwriter fired from the set of Omens latest film. Omen feels that the plotlines have become too derivative and predictable the dialogue and storylines too hackneyed and overused. Then strange things begin happening around the Omen family home. Lights begin going off the toilet is blocked and caused to overflow stuffed with the screenplay from the veteran actors latest film and Demon Omens daughter Susan's fluffy puppy is found skinned in the girls room. As the couple try to determine who might be the guilty party in their circle - Paul comes to mind - the poor beast is sent flying through a window and back into their home. The claustrophobic tension is heightened when the invader breaks into the home and confronts Betty (Carole Andre) Omens wife in Susan's bedroom as she seeks to comfort the terrified child. Vincent rushes to the scene and realizes that he knows the assailant. When things seem their worst the attacker is "shot" - by Paul who had come to the home to seek his own revenge only to end up saving the family's life. Or so it appears. The marauder is actually Eddie Felson an actor working with Paul - and together they plan to make the night of terror real. They've even designed a robotic security guard for Omens estate to lull the family into a false sense of security. Eddie blames Vincent for burns sustained on a film set years ago burns actually the fault of the effects team. And Paul blaming Vincent for all the films hell never be a part of thanks to his dismissal wants the Omens to live out the horror in real life. The psychotic writer is determined to use all the ideas Vincent has turned down in order to show the actor they work. The current plotline involves walling Susan up in the basement. But Vincent's prowess in golf serves him well when the time for retaliation arrives. A very rare Lamberto Bava film .NOTE: Very poor video quality for this bootleg film and Not for commercial use appears at the bottom of the screen throughout. There's apparently a better quality print out there its Italian-only though.