They Live Inside Us

What can I say? Well when the film started its titles ended with the fact that it was written, starred, directed and I think produced by the same guy and another of the writers was the main lead. That was que for me to turn off.

It was an absolute boreathon from start to finish...the most exciting thing was a door banging shut and opening several times which made me think that it sounded like people leaving the room for fear of being bored to death..

Do yourself a big favour and switch off before switching on.

Predictable, slow, awful acting. Don't understand why people keep reviewing it 9 or 10 unless they are people actually involved in making the film! It is truly dreadful and very boring!!

Nearly every review is 10......? Think I'll give this one a miss, probably overdid this one a bit guys. Hope I didn't miss the BEST MOVIE EVER......!

The film started well with two kids bicycling around n as they approach an abandoned house, hope starts to rise when they show a ghost near the window.... But as soon as a writer along with his physically challenged kid moves into the same house on a Halloween nite, the film became very predictable. We see the typical stuff, some same scenes over n over again, just two characters in a single location n nothing scary happens. Generous with a 4 for the effort cos this cud have been a good scary movie if they wud have added some new thing rather than the predictable stuff. U jus cant show purgatory stuff for 100 mins n expect fellas to get scared.

They Live Inside Us (2020) is currently streaming on Tubi. The storyline follows a struggling writer seeking inspiration for his next book. To spark his creativity, he decides to spend Halloween in a haunted house. However, he quickly finds that he may become the protagonist of his own horror story-if he can survive the night.

Directed by Michael Ballif (10/31: Part 3), the film stars James Morris (He Never Left), Stevie Dust (The Witching Season), Emily Ashby (Kangaroo Kid), and Hailey Nebeker (He Never Left).

This is a low-budget film, made on a reported $10k budget, and unfortunately, it feels like it. The narration, writing, and overall storyline are weak, and the acting leaves much to be desired. While the idea of using clowns as villains showed potential, the execution lacked follow-through, leaving the concept underwhelming. The characters fail to engage the audience, and the film lacks any standout moments or redeeming qualities. Honestly, the poster is the most memorable aspect of this production.

In conclusion, They Live Inside Us is a low-budget disappointment that I would recommend skipping. I'd give it a 3/10.