Un adolescent et sa mère sont attaqués par des forces malveillantes dans la maison où ils viennent à peine d'emménager.Un adolescent et sa mère sont attaqués par des forces malveillantes dans la maison où ils viennent à peine d'emménager.Un adolescent et sa mère sont attaqués par des forces malveillantes dans la maison où ils viennent à peine d'emménager.
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Avis à la une
It tells the story of a mother and son who move into an open house after a tragedy befalls their family. As per the usual trope weird things begin to happen in the property.
The trouble is, well.................there are a lot of troubles but first of all the movie is..........wait, honestly I don't even know where to start here.
Awfully paced, dreadful characters you simply can't care about, a billion unanswered questions, the film ultimately goes nowhere at all! Basically the only redeeming features the film has are marginally decent cinematograpgy and a beautiful setting.
The Open House is fully deserving of all the poor ratings, it's the absolute pits.
The Good:
Beautiful location
The Bad:
Cliched to incredible levels
Unlikeable characters
Serves no purpose
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
Nothing, in fact I'm pretty sure it caused brain leakage so I've probably forgot some stuff
Listen...there are no spoiler alerts here. This movie is a complete waste of time. If these two morons ever hope to make another movie...maybe they should learn something about structure...plot...climax. I feel like this movie was written on a napkin at a Denny's and then left on the table and the busboy decided to make it.
It's just awful. Stay away. And pray they never make another film in their lives. There are too many talented writers and directors out there to waste any time on these two.
There...I said it.
I've seen some pretty horrendous horror films in my lifetime, but you expect them to be horrendous because they are what they say on the tin. Cheap and easy.
This film is the opposite, it's deceptive and not in a "ahhh wasn't expecting that" sort of way. More a feeling of being completely ripped off and dissatisfied kinda way. We honestly really enjoyed a good majority of this film, so many things that look like they're building up to a really good twist at the end. Mysterious characters, red herrings, things that could be linked together in a really cool way.
How naive and utterly wrong we were.
There is no point to this film. Literally, why was this film made? It's like they employed a really good writer for the first half of the film who put together a brilliant structure and then some idiot decided to take over and realised he/she was in over their head. By the last shot I was honestly screaming "DO NOT ROLL CREDITS" and my sister had to restrain me when the goddam screen went black.
This review may seem extra, but I have never been so angry, frustrated and disappointed by a potentially great film.
I urge you not to waste your time.
I have to go cool off and try and forget the fact I ever watched this piece of rubbish.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesNetflix acquired worldwide rights to this movie and it became available to stream on Netflix on 19 January 2018.
- GaffesLogan can't call 911 because the cell phones indicate the SIM card has been removed, but in reality you can always dial 911 even if the SIM card is missing.
- Citations
Logan Wallace: Have you ever thought about how, like, weird open houses are?
Naomi Wallace: What?
Logan Wallace: I mean, you give your keys to someone you hardly know, they stand in one room and welcome in a bunch of complete strangers, and those people just roam around the house. And the realtor doesn't check the house when it's done, right? They just... turn the lights off and go?
Naomi Wallace: Okay, well, now I'm not gonna sleep tonight.
Logan Wallace: Maybe you *shouldn't* sleep tonight.
- ConnexionsReferenced in Half in the Bag: The Cloverfield Paradox and the Netflix Conundrum (2018)
- Bandes originalesRip Van Winkle
Written by Cody Blanchard (as Cody Scott Blanchard) (ASCAP) and Shannon Shaw (as Shannon Christine Shaw) (ASCAP)
Performed by Shannon and the Clams
Courtesy of Hardly Art
By arrangement with Sub Pop Licensing
Meilleurs choix
- How long is The Open House?Alimenté par Alexa
Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 100 000 $US (estimé)
- Durée
- 1h 34min(94 min)
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1