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The is a Unique glimpse into Rhodesia during its struggle against antagonist forces both internal and external.

The acting is a bit forced but is easily overlooked for the greater story which is a nice blend of action and pathos.

Stereotypes are here but they may surprise you in how they are implemented.

This is not your typical John Wayne action flick but neither is it an anti Rhodesian hack piece. It walks the line between the two and offers up a compelling story of revenge action and drama.

It benefits most from not having Andrew, V. McLaglen's heavy hand to turn it into a parody od the book. Is he did with the wild geese.

Parents who rely on this garbage to distract their children have lost the battle of wits with their toddlers. Giving the devil his due, the soundtrack, High quality graphics and animation are understandably engaging for toddlers. . .and mindless parents.

"A haunting on Dice Rdoad: the Hell House" depicts Real people telling real stories of real events. Haa a Very genuine feel. Much better than many so called documentaries.

The only criticism i have is that it is overly theatrical and a bit too heavy on the sound effects. Leave the echo box alone and turn down the volume