The House Was Not Hungry Then

A young woman searching for her estranged father breaks into a vacant rural home. She discovers that everyone who visits the property vanishes, and she must find a way to escape a man who lures victims into the house by pretending to be a real estate agent.

This American horror film was written and directed by Harry Aspinwall, who also appears in the cast as the Ticket Collector. The movie features Bobby Rainsbury as the lead female character and Clive Russell in the role of the Estate Agent, with further performances by Bill Paterson, Maria MacDonell, and Alan Finlayson. Produced by CHROMA and Fingerclick Productions, the film has a runtime of 93 minutes.

Public reception has been negative, as indicated by a low rating of 2.7/10 on IMDb based on 154 votes.