The House of Yes

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Jason R @J-Rush1411 Jun 25, 2026 A weird film but I do have to say all the cast delivered in the acting sense, likely only a watch once film See more Cork B @RT87142816 Apr 28, 2026 Not a fan of this. I can actually see why someone might REALLY hate this or REALLY like it. It is artsy in that semi-pretentious sort of way... the dialogue is not realistic at all and sounds like Huphrey Bogart reading the newspaper. It does have a fun cadence to it, but it lends no realism to the film - which has more of the claustrophobic feel of a whodunnit play like Clue or Deathtrap. Like a Faulker novel, everyone is crazy, and apparently incest is sexy now. I appreciate how they tried a different direction, but I don't think they stuck the landing here. See more Lai L @Lailai145 Mar 12, 2026 This is a great super dark comedy with stylized, stilted dialogue, like a lot of 90's indie film. It's mostly light and delightful, brimming with chemistry between the two lead actors. It's quite funny. Parker Posey is thrilling throughout. The only weakness is the end resolves a bit too neatly and abruptly, leaving me wishing they'd taken this brilliant setup to a deeper level. Note-I doubt you'll enjoy it without an open mind and a strong dark sense of humor. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Feb 6, 2026 Funny in 1.5 hours. Restricted to viewers ages 17 and older. See more Jeffrey R @Jeff. Jan 31, 2026 This is an awesome film! The unique story, the acting, the way that the film looked like a filmed play, all combine to make an exciting and interesting film. There are some amusing and comedic moments. But I assert that this film is more of a horror movie than a comedy. Other persons have found fault with Tori Spelling's performance. But I say that Tori Spelling's performance is competent, apropos, brilliant, and convincing in her role. Tori Spelling is the calm and rational counterpart to manic irrational psycho evil b***h character that is portrayed by Parker Posey. Parker Posey should have won an Academy Award. The Cultural Marxist stereotypes that began in "Monty Python" are the basis for the entire story. There is nothing original about that. But the film is like avant-garde art in that there is more exposition than plot. Or it does to me. My thesis is that this film is more Horror and Art Film than a Comedy. In conclusion, view this fun Art. See more Keith B B @Okbullard Jan 27, 2026 It wasn't funny at all but pretty sad how bad it was. The plot was trivial, slow and boring. I gave it 50 minutes and put it to the rest it sorly needed. Don't bother with this one. See more Read all reviews

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