The House That Wouldn't Die
The House That Would Not Die
Credits
Title	The House That Wouldn't Die
Directed by	John Llewellyn Moxey
Written by	Henry Farrell; Barbara Michaels
Produced by	Aaron Spelling; Steve Kibler
Music by	Laurence Rosenthal
Cinematography	Fleet Southcott
Edited by	Art Seid
Distributed by	Aaron Spelling Productions; Worldvision Enterprises
General Information
Release date(s)	October 27th, 1970
Film Rating
Running time	74 min.
Country	USA
Language	English
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The House That Wouldn't Die is an American gothic horror film directed by John Llewellyn Moxey. Made for television, it was first broadcast as ABC's "Movie of the Week on October 27th, 1970. The film was based on the novel Ammie, Come Home by Barbara Michaels and produced by Aaron Spelling and his production company Aaron Spelling Productions. The premise of the film revolves around an old house haunted by the spirits of it's original owners. Ruth Bennett and her niece Sara Dunning inherit the house, but soon find themselves victims of possession.

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• Alternatively known as The House That Would Not Die.

• Filmed on location in Los Angeles, California.

• Based on the novel Ammie, Come Home by Barbara Michaels; first published by Meredith Press in June. 1968.

• First horror genre work for producer Aaron Spelling. Spelling would go on to produce supernaturally-themed television programs such as Kindred: The Embraced and Charmed.

External Links Edit

• The House That Wouldn't Die at IMDB
• The House That Wouldn't Die at Kindertrauma
• The House That Wouldn't Die at Camp Blood.org
• The House That Wouldn't Die at The Terror Trap
• The House That Wouldn't Die at Bloody Pit or Horror
• The House That Wouldn't Die at the Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Film Review

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