The Night House is probably the best horror film of 2021 so far.

[taker597]

shyt was intense.

Visual was on point
Writing wasn't pretentious or dragging the pace
No convoluted twist
Rebecca Hall own that shyt
The ancipation and build up was excellent



When shyt gets real like damn... Went to another level.

shyt was a roller-coaster.

 

[CarbonBraddock]

is this worth driving 30 miles to see

 

[taker597]

is this worth driving 30 miles to see

I drove 10 miles to our, but It's a fancy new AMC theater with reclining seats. So, if it's bum ass threater experience. I say nahhhhh.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Yeah this was dope as fukk

 

[ThirdAct]

Gonna peep it right now...

 

[Lootpack]

I thought it was a really good watch and Rebecca Hall carried this hard. It flew under the radar after Candyman and Malignant dropped sadly and isn’t getting the attention it deserves.

Horror films that dive deep into the exploration of grief probably affect me the most out of all the sub-genres. It’s real, and there were some moments that tugged on the heartstrings when I watched this. The sense of dread and overall atmosphere felt accomplished here because I was dreading sundown all throughout the film.

I still need to watch Saint Maud, but this was definitely one of the better crafted horror films this year.

 

[FlyRy]

In my top 3

 

[Lootpack]

In my top 3

What are the other two?

 

[FlyRy]

What are the other two?

The Green Knight and Nine Days

 

[J-MIL]

Shyt was cool but confusing af

 

[ThirdAct]

Shyt was cool but confusing af

Spoiler

What I took from it was Beth basically cheated death aka "Nothing" when she had her car accident and was supposed to die. Death/Nothing then tried to possess or brainwash her husband and get him to kill her but he loved her too much. So he built a fake lookalike house and killed women who looked like her in order to trick Death/Nothing. However Death/Nothing eventually figured out the trick and the husband went mad from the stress of killing/being tormented by an evil spirit and took his own life. Nothing then tries to finish the job of killing Beth at the end of the movie.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

In my top 3

how did i miss it? Im going to locate it..

 

[taker597]

Spoiler

What I took from it was Beth basically cheated death aka "Nothing" when she had her car accident and was supposed to die. Death/Nothing then tried to possess or brainwash her husband and get him to kill her but he loved her too much. So he built a fake lookalike house and killed women who looked like her in order to trick Death/Nothing. However Death/Nothing eventually figured out the trick and the husband went mad from the stress of killing/being tormented by an evil spirit and took his own life. Nothing then tries to finish the job of killing Beth at the end of the movie.

Spoiler

it's like a really good Final Destination film

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Spoiler

What I took from it was Beth basically cheated death aka "Nothing" when she had her car accident and was supposed to die. Death/Nothing then tried to possess or brainwash her husband and get him to kill her but he loved her too much. So he built a fake lookalike house and killed women who looked like her in order to trick Death/Nothing. However Death/Nothing eventually figured out the trick and the husband went mad from the stress of killing/being tormented by an evil spirit and took his own life. Nothing then tries to finish the job of killing Beth at the end of the movie.

Spoiler

What wasn't clear to me is how powerful Nothing really is. I guess he cannot physically kill her but he was choking, slamming and twisting her ass up in the end so might as well have.

 

[chiefdogg]

Thanks...will be checking this out today.