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A writer named Jeff Callum (Patrick Allen) and his wife Frankie (Sarah Lawson) own and run the local Inn and pub and one of the tenants renting a room upstairs is a mysterious and unsociable man named Godfrey Hanson (Christopher Lee).
What follows is a series of other deaths of tenants in an block of apartments, and one woman trying to see out what's happening.
Immediately, she despises the building with it's strange tenants, shady repairman, broken fixtures, and when she notices that the residents start disappearing, she investigates - discovering it may have something to do with markings engraved on the walls (forgive me for that long ass sentence).
I enjoy Brian Ahern as the scatter brain murder mystery book writer who, with is wife, Loretta Young, move into a basement apartment of an apartment building where the tenants all live there because they are being blackmailed.
The scenes of these tenants being moved to a soul-less huge apartment complex where every room is the same and people just sit on benches waiting to die struck me as particularly horrific.
A handful of likable characters, all recently evicted tenants of a ramshackle apartment building in Mulberry Str; Manhattan, join together in order to survive a deadly virus that broke out in the city overnight.
Clutch, a retired boxer, nervously awaits the homecoming of his soldier daughter, but first he has to protect the other tenants as the rat-zombies are quickly infesting the entire neighborhood.
Since food is scarce in the film's world, Clapet has devised a scheme to provide himself and his tenants with a regular supply of meat--he runs ads in the local paper for handymen, and after they fix a few things on the building, they become the main course.
Evans (the woman he saved on the ship) is among the uninvited tenants.
He his hired by a landlord to do anything to get the tenants to move out and he winds up killing an old man who was their leader.
Naturally, tenants begin to disappear without a trace, and Nell (already troubled by the recent death of her father) finds herself in your average "people are being murdered and no one believes me until they get killed" situation.
In this re-working of a sleazy slasher favorite from 1978, the tenants at Lusman Arms, an aged Hollywood motel that has clearly seen much better days, are being brutally slaughtered.
Having lived with only a handful of other tenants in a large building undergoing renovation in New York City (and on the same floor that Stephanie lived on), the subject matter of this film was a little too close to home.
Clutch is a former boxer who lives in an apartment on Mulberry Street in New York.With his friend Coco they eagerly await for Clutch's daughter Casey to return home from Iraq.We also meet the other tenants in this dilapidated complex Charlie and Frank who are a couple of old timers and a bartender Kay and her teenage son.Unfortunately their place of living becomes hell,when New Yorkers mysteriously turn into bloodthirsty rat creatures."Mulberry
Therefore the rest of the buildings tenants also become somewhat envious of him in their own emptiness of depth-less or stale relationships as he and the new beauty grow closer.
This creepy tale centers around an old-Hollywood style apartment building where tenants move in, but never seem to move out.
Moore takes David Niven to see the building he owns and introduces him to the tenants there.
One of the tenants is a model named Polly played by Jane Wyman.
The fact that a large part of the film follows the tenants of a NY building surrounded by these "rat-beings" makes it also quite claustrophobic.
There was also a bit more street action than I was thinking there would be as I was thinking it would be the tenants holding up in their apartment complex more.
(And I might add that they are not real Christians, compare the tenants) This film was steeped in touchy moments that act to enforce the mormon-fed ideal that they are all perfect people that lead perfect lives and are in the perfect faith.
The tenants of a Manhattan apartment complex have many things to worry about.
Tenants have gone-missing, and a strange aura of oppressiveness has descended-upon the building.
She privatized the major government-owned industries and sold government-owned housing to tenants.
After all, they either sell the property or pass on the higher utility costs to tenants.
Tenants need to take the same care with buildings that they do with cars.
And the program’s emphasis on capital appreciation could result in rising property values, and thus higher rents that drive low-income tenants out of their homes.
But, from an economic point of view, the share of homeowners versus tenants is not very important.
Wealthy homeowners in Bavaria can feel good about their inefficient solar panels, receiving lavish subsidies essentially paid by poor tenants in the Ruhr, who cannot afford their own solar panels but still have to pay higher electricity costs.
Many older office buildings in the area were unable to retain tenants, who decided to move away from the ubiquitous scenes of destruction.
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