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One Halloween day as children tormented her, Constance tried hurting them with an axe, but lost her footing and fell in the basement of the house also wet cement buried her body. Horace finished the house after Constance's death knowing it was what she would have wanted. Aware that Constance's spirit made the house come alive, Horace tried to keeping people away by pretending to hating them for their safety.
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DJ, Chowder, and Jenny manage to get out of the car but find themselves trapped inside the house. They fall into the basement and find a collection of toys accumulated from Mr. Nebbercracker's lawn, as well as a cage containing the body of Mr. Nebbercracker's wife encased in cement. Jenny wondered why Mr. Nebbercracker build a shrine if he murdered her. Chowder suggested that he felt guilty or something but DJ, determined to find our the truth knew that Mr. Nebbercracker was hiding something.
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DJ tells Nebbercracker that he is sorry that the old man has lost his house and his wife but Nebbercracker thanks the boy for finally releasing his wife's trapped spirit. The day before Halloween, DJ Walters' parents go off to a convention, leaving him in the care of a babysitter named Elizabeth, who prefers to be called Zee. Zee has no interest in looking after DJ, preferring instead to spend time with her boyfriend Bones. Nebbercracker returns from the hospital alive and well and it is revealed that Constance is the house. When they first met, Constance was an unwilling participant in a circus freak show who was ridiculed for her obesity. Nebbercracker developed feelings for her as he helped her escape and they later got married.
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It also represents, to the technology nerds in the audience, an interesting refinement of animation techniques. Like Robert Zemeckis's "Polar Express," "Monster House" (for which Mr. Zemeckis served as an executive producer) uses the digitally captured movements of real actors rather than computer-generated algorithms as the basis for its animated images. The postures and gestures of DJ (Mitchell Musso) and his pals -- a pudgy fellow named Chowder (Sam Lerner) and a preppy redhead named Jenny (Spencer Locke) -- have an authentically loose and antic look. They seem like real kids, rather than like super-cute, big-headed cartoon moppets.
The house overhears him, breaks free of its foundations and chases Nebbercracker and the children to a construction site. Chowder fights the house off with a back hoe, causing it to fall into a pit. DJ throws a stick of dynamite down the house's chimney, destroying it and setting Constance's spirit free.
In the aftermath, the quartet gather at the house's still-intact basement, returning everything Nebbercracker stole to their rightful owners. During the credits after everyone leaves, the house's victims emerge from the basement unharmed, including Bones, who discovers that Zee is now dating Skull. She later caught DJ peering at what appeared to be a ghost in the window of Nebbercracker's home.
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The house sees its caretaker carted off, which inflames its already seething anger. The next morning, she caught DJ and Chowder spying on Nebbercracker's home. Discovering that the boys never left home and went as far as peeing in bottles, she says that their parents should take them to doctors. She then asked them if they have seen Bones, whom she kicked out and he never came back to apologize. Recalled that they found a bottle before the possessed house attacked them, DJ and Chowder deduced that Bones may have been attacked. Of course, she didn't believe them and even misinterpreted the line ''gotten eaten alive'' as in he's having an affair.
Reginald "Skull" Skulinski (also referred to as "The Chad") is a major protagonist from the 2006 computer animated film, Monster House. His real name is Reginald Skulinski, but he is usually referred to by his nickname of Skull. Each time the titular two-story serial killer claims another victim, I heard unprepared little ones in the audience whimper louder or wail to the point of distraction.
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Set in October of 1997, a little girl named Eliza rides her tricycle around the neighborhood, singing along, but she hits the lawn, and it gets stuck. As she tries to get out, she pedals to get it free but it's no use. Just then, Horace Nebbercracker snaps at her and takes the tricycle and removes the wheel to tempt her to go away.
That’s because the building and surrounding property are possessed by the spirit of Nebbercracker’s dead wife, who is about to unleash her rage on a parade of trick-or-treaters unless DJ, Chowder and their new friend, Jenny, can intervene. Monster House is a 2006 American animated supernatural horror comedy film[3] directed by Gil Kenan in his directorial debut and written by Dan Harmon, Rob Schrab and Pamela Pettler. The plot revolves around a neighborhood being terrorized by a sentient haunted house during Halloween.
A disrespectful paperboy gets knocked from his bike by a boomerang newspaper. Upon awaking he receives ominous phone calls from the abandoned house. On two occasions, boys get knocked to the pavement by automobiles.
When the house falls asleep, the children fall into the basement and discover the body of a very large woman covered in cement. The house realizes that the children are inside it and starts to attack them. DJ, Chowder, and Jenny grab onto the house's uvula, forcing it to vomit them out. Outside the house, the children are amazed to see Mr. Nebbercracker alive, returning from hospital with his arm in a sling.
And since this is a movie aimed at an audience for whom the grosser bodily functions are a perpetual source of laughs, it vomits them up again. The house roars, belches, spits fire and in the end turns out to beKathleen Turner. Slightly disappointed but ultimately not caring, Bones leaves with his kite, leading to an annoyed Zee to call out for him while Skull remains oblivious.
It turns out she had been tormented by neighborhood children. Fending off eggs and other projectiles one day, she staggered to the edge of the foundation and accidentally fell to her death in the cellar many feet below, followed by a splash of cement (all shown in flashback). The front door opens into a gaping maw lined with cracked boards for teeth. And its tongue (a long red carpet) lashes out at trespassers, dragging them across the threshold.
The trio see Horace with his wife Constance's ghost for the last time before she fades away. DJ apologises to him for the loss of his house and wife, but Mr. Nebbercracker thanks DJ and the kids for freeing him and Constance. That night, children in their Halloween costumes are lined up at the site of Mr. Nebbercracker's house where DJ, Chowder and Jenny help him return the toys to their owners. DJ and Chowder then go trick-or-treating which they previously thought they were too old for.
Characters call each other “moron,” “loser,” “dork” and “porky.” Urination jokes employ the word “pee” several times, while Chowder (to impress his friends) insolently shouts into a dead phone, “Dad, why don’t you kiss my hairy butt! ” Inappropriate expressions extend to “oh my god,” “crap” “screwed,” “I suck” and a comment about eating vomit. Bizarre supernatural events cause a dead woman’s tormented soul to possess a house and the property around it. When the home is finally destroyed, we see Nebbercracker embracing a misty specter in the shape of his wife before her liberated spirit is whisked off to who-knows-where.
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