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House at the End of the Street

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HorroRated verdict
Recommended
2010sQueer HorrorFamily HorrorIndependentPsychological
Directed by
Mark Tonderai
Written by
David Loucka, Jonathan Mostow
Produced by
Aaron Ryder, Peter Block, Hal Lieberman, Tucker Tooley, Steve Samuels, Sonny Mallhi, Ryan Kavanaugh, Dominic Visconsi Jr., Allison Silver, Sean Wheelan, Joshua D. Comen, Anthoni Visconsi II

Why it’s HorroRated

House at the End of the Street is a more interesting film than its title and marketing suggest. The proximity horror, living next to a house where something terrible happened, is a premise the film uses intelligently. Jennifer Lawrence gives it more than the script requires. A competent thriller that delivers on its promise.

Synopsis

Sarah is placed with a family near a home where a murder occurred and a young man named Ryan is the only survivor. The film uses the proximity of violence as a sustained anxiety and builds its horror from the domestic rather than the supernatural. A competent thriller that works better than its marketing suggested.

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Quick facts

Release date
September 21, 2012
Runtime
1 hour 41 mins
Country
United States of America, Canada
Language
English
Content rating
PG-13
Entry type
Movie

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