Invitation to Hell

If I were the kind of person to give up on a film, I would have given up pretty early in Invitation to Hell, Wes Craven’s television movie that was designed to Susan Lucci a change of perception in the public consciousness and, perhaps, a path towards a Best Actress award at the Emmys. If I had, I would have missed the bonkers and kind of great final twenty minutes that largely saved the experience for me. Up to that point, the film was a plodding, predictable, dull, and overdrawn effort at ...