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Invitation To Hell Susan Lucci, Robert Urich, Joanna Cassidy, Kevin McCarthy, Patricia McCormack, Joe Regalbuto Synopsis: The seductive director of the Steaming Springs Country Club recruits new members in Silicon Valley. Format: DVD Color: Color Rating: Not Rated Genre: Horror Runtime: 100 Year: 1984 Studio: Lions Gate Entertainment

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The seductive director of the Steaming Springs Country Club recruits new members in Silicon Valley.

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This minor made-for-TV effort from horror auteur Wes Craven is one of the oddest attempts at seriously blending supernatural horror and science fiction elements, which amounts to a muddled but amusing failure. The convoluted plot involves scientist Robert Urich's experiments with a new spacesuit designed to detect non-human lifeforms for a proposed expedition to Venus. When a sultry succubus (Susan Lucci, who was born for such a role) begins exerting her demonic influence on the members of a country club - including Urich's wife and children - he dons the completed suit for a literal journey into hell itself to rescue them. Craven's skill manages to elevate this loopy premise slightly above the level of pure nonsense, but low production values and the constraints of TV censorship prevent it from being adequately explored. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi