The Open House

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Wade W. @ticklemonster May 30 Best horror movie ever😁 See more arcticbabe2006 T @FunSized76 Jan 17 Was good for background noise I suppose. Naomi not only gives women a bad name but moms. She’s dumb as a box of rocks, grieving or not. Any moment waiting for Mama Bear to kick in and be a mother…..NOPE. SAVE YOURSELF. Spend the 90min watching paint dry. So much more thrilling. See more kyo n @kyoriyo Jan 14 if you wanna waste your time laying in bed unemployed and obese its better than watching this, this movie is so raw and at the last 5 milliseconds of the movie something happens, not one of the main characters dies due to the killer, and even after running for track you still run to an open field drink poo poo water and just die. how does a movie get so horrible it genuinely dissapoints me, if there was an afk game version of movies this would be it. you could stare at a wall and miss nothing, in fact staring at a wall would be a better use of your time and maybe even more enjoyable. the only reason its even worth half a star is because the actors are good. this movie is like digging through a wall and constantly convincing yourself something interesting is about to happen but its just wall. See more Peter F @RT28007450 Jan 10 This would be a decent hollywood genre movie, as it does quite a few things proficiently: acting is good, dialogue is good, camerawork is good (if unoriginal). But it is a fraud. Builds up the mystery for over an hour, and one ends up rather excited to learn what is going on, who is in it and who isn't - and then there is... nothing. No answers, no revelation, absolutely nothing. Just a random killer. Revolting. See more Julia W @julka22 Jan 1 SO HORRIBLE. I genuinely wish i could go back in time and save myself from watching this. It is genuinely so dragged on and so boring. Pls don’t waste your time. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 30 The Open House is a film that has been unfairly dismissed, and while it is far from perfect, it succeeds in doing what many horror films fail to do: create lingering unease. The screenplay has flaws and leaves certain ideas underdeveloped, but the atmosphere is genuinely unsettling. This is the kind of movie that makes you double-check locks, glance down hallways, and feel uneasy in your own home long after it ends. Dylan Minnette delivers a grounded, believable performance that holds the film together. His quiet tension and restrained fear feel natural rather than exaggerated, which helps sell the paranoia baked into the story. The casting overall works well, and the isolated setting adds to the creeping sense that something is wrong, even when nothing obvious is happening. The Open House is more about mood than payoff, which is where many critics turned on it. A darker, developed script could have elevated it, but the film remains effective as a slow-burn psychological experience. See more Read all reviews

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