THE MANSON FAMILY MASSACRE

Cinemavixion Review

Andrew Jones's "The Manson Family Massacre" delves into the dark history of 10050 Cielo Drive, weaving a narrative that spans two distinct eras of terror. The film revisits the brutal 1969 murders orchestrated by the Manson Family, focusing on the infamous slaying of Sharon Tate and her companions. It then shifts to 1992, where a rock singer, Margot Lavigne, moves into the notorious address, only to find herself and her band haunted by supernatural forces tied to the house's grim past. As Margot uncovers the chilling truth behind the Manson Family's legacy, she must confront the malevolent spirits to escape becoming another victim of Cielo Drive's cursed history. While the film has garnered a modest IMDb rating of 2.6/10, it offers a unique, dual-timeline approach to a well-trodden subject, blending elements of true crime with supernatural horror.