Mausoleum

A young couple, Susan and Roger, inherits a mansion and soon discover it's haunted by the spirit of a vengeful sorceress. The sorceress, Nomed, seeks to possess Susan to enact her revenge on the living. As Susan becomes increasingly controlled by Nomed, Roger must find a way to stop the ancient evil before it's too late.

Mausoleum is a cult horror film often noted for its supernatural themes and a somewhat convoluted plot. While it has a dedicated following among genre enthusiasts, it was not widely critically acclaimed upon its release.

• The film is remembered for its atmospheric attempts at horror.

• Performances are often cited as a mixed bag, with some finding them campy and others uninspired.

• The plot can be difficult to follow, relying heavily on supernatural elements.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available tend to highlight the film's low-budget charm and its place within the 1980s direct-to-video horror scene.

The film is notable for its distinctive, synth-heavy score composed by the band Spın̈al Tap, despite being a fictional band.