Motel Hell 1980 Watch Free in HD

Rory Calhoun

8 August 1922, Los Angeles, California, USA

Paul Linke

6 May 1948, New York City, New York, USA

Nancy Parsons

17 January 1942, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA

Nina Axelrod

28 July 1955, New York City, New York, USA

Wolfman Jack

21 January 1938, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Elaine Joyce

19 December 1945, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Dick Curtis

24 May 1928, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Monique St. Pierre

25 November 1953, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany

Rosanne Katon

5 February 1952, New York City, New York, USA

E. Hampton Beagle

27 March 1944, Oregon, USA

Everett Creach

24 December 1933, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Michael Melvin

John Ratzenberger

6 April 1947, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA

16 August 1949, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Kim Fowler

Donna Lee Miller

March 15, 1951 in Springfield, Ohio, USA

Kevin Connor

24 September 1937, London, England, UK

Steven-Charles Jaffe

1951

Robert Jaffe

Vincent Smith

Played by: Rory Calhoun

Ida Smith

Played by: Nancy Parsons

Terry

Played by: Nina Axelrod

Reverend Billy

Played by: Wolfman Jack

Edith Olson

Played by: Elaine Joyce

Guy Robaire

Played by: Dick Curtis

Debbie

Played by: Monique St. Pierre

Suzi

Played by: Rosanne Katon

Bob Anderson

Played by: E. Hampton Beagle

Ivan

Played by: Michael Melvin

Drummer

Played by: John Ratzenberger

Guitarist

Played by: Marc Silver

Female Terrible

Played by: Victoria Hartman

Mr. Owens

Played by: Gwil Richards

Mrs. Owens

Played by: Toni Gillman

Dixie

Played by: Margot Hope

Aisle Seat

A perverse film, both in its humor and its horror.

August 21, 2014

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Lawrence Journal-World

An entire movie based on a verbal punchline

September 09, 2002

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

It's meant to be weird, campy and funny but settles for being tasteless, gruesomely awkward and moronic.

March 24, 2006

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Daily Dead

Motel Hell is a rather well-executed dark comedy that plays it fairly straight, much thanks to the outstanding performances from Calhoun & Parsons who give the film a nice sense of gravity against the film's more cartoonish supporting characters.

January 07, 2016

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Apollo Guide

Though there's certainly some fun to be had with a gruesome horror/comedy that doesn't pull punches in either genre, it delivers the goods only sporadically.

June 09, 2003

Examiner.com

As always, Shout! Factory has done an admirable job restoring the film to optimal quality and providing a ton of fascinating in-depth extras, but it's not nearly enough to cover up the fact that the film simply wasn't worth the trouble of digging up.

August 10, 2014

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Your Movies (cleveland.com)

Campy fun that's worth checking in for a visit.

March 18, 2004

TheBluFile.com

[Blu-ray Review] For genre fans of the offbeat, horrific and tongue-in-cheek, Scream Factory's impressively packed Collector's Edition Blu-ray release of "Motel Hell" is worth seeking out.

August 12, 2014

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The Dissolve

...a low-budget shocker that's picked up a sizable cult following over the years, thanks in no small part to Calhoun, whose welcoming smile and aging matinee-idol looks made his turn as a villainous madman fond of human flesh all that more effective.

August 11, 2014

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Kansas City Kansan

People buried up to their necks and raised for food. Yum? A drive-in classic.

October 15, 2004

Antagony & Ecstasy

Just on sheer chutzpah, it's got to be one of the most wholly worthwhile American horror films of the early 1980s.

December 05, 2016

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