Hidden Treasure African Movie
Movie help, kind of horror-ish, 1980s maybe?
I had like a dream/ de ja vu about this movie.
All I can remember is there is an African-American male stuck in a house with a caucasian female, both are pre-teens, the villian of this film is a man and a woman who seem to be control freaks.
Their house is very special because they have a lot of hidden rooms, escapes, doors that they try to hide from the villiams.
Nearing the end the father of the boy organizes a protest of some sort.
And under their basement there is like a jail of kids that have been turn into monster-like and also there is room full of gold, cash, treasure.
Might have to post this again a few times…
Yes! Thanks you three!
People under the stairs, Wes Craven!
The Hidden Treasure 1-2 (Nigerian Movie)
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