H0us3

The deep and dark web are being mentioned over and over again nowadays. We use our computers and phones connected to the internet and have no idea which the consequences might be. "H0us3" does and excellent job by showing us how virtually vulnerable we are and what a great ignorance about these issues we have. The film is mainly about a group of friends having a meeting after many years and talking about the topics mentioned above but the thing is...it's amazing because you never get bored and you want to know what the hell is going and will go on. Technology and the Internet are not what they seem to be. As for the person who wrote "painful to watch", I'm glad I ignored his review. It seems that that individual was expecting special effects and some avengers heroes to save us all. This is not the Marvel universe, this is a movie about friends, and ordinary (although some of them pretty successful) people discovering an incredible secret related to the dark and deep web. You, as the spectator, will feel you're inside the film! Go and watch it. You won't regret it. :)

Good surprise for some journalists at the Cannes Film Market 2019, Hous3 is playing the originality card first and foremost. A reunion weekend of old students friends will be disturbed when one of them confess that he successfuly decrypt a confidential file every hacker of the world try to decrypt.

A house (living room and dining room), 9 actors speaking especially about computer science : onto the paper, Hous3 project is barely exciting, except for computer fans. This is all the more a surprise.

For his first movie, Manolo Mungia offsets his low budget by a lot of ideas, a flawless direction of the cast (each actor plays very well, helped by punchy dialogues) and a rhythm never grow less. Let it be a simple conversation to guess passwords or when the characters type on keyboards to decrypt code, the movie is never boring. The staging permits at each footage to capture the views of its nine characters while maintening the suspense (strenghtened by excellent musical choices).

Like other excellent movies like The Invitation (Karyn Kusama, 2015) or The Circle (Aaron Hann & Mario Miscone, 2015), Hous3 is a closed-room fully mastered (very good spatial management), also into its end fairly surprising (maybe a little too abrut for some people). Hous3 deserves to be discovered urgnetly and Manolo Mungia takes place into the list of horror/fantasy movies directors to pay attention to.

Enjoyed IT indeed. Would've expected a more sophisticated end, but IT turned out a funny t3ch pelicula! 😁

I found the movie very well done and highly entertaining, especially considering the fact that it's an independent and self-financed movie!

The story is very original and you may learn a thing or two -- however keeping in mind that this is science *fiction* (so things like the compilation time for an android app are entirely irrelevant, duh :).

To me the most impressive part is the "video chat" -- won't say more not to spoil anything -- It's really clever and well done. Plus the fact that Munguia keeps the viewer in a nice and intense suspense despite the fact that it's not an "action" movie. It's just a bunch of guys in a house! :)

I am very pleased with this movie. Not only because of its context of creation: 18 days of shooting, good plot, first, and risky bet for the director... But also because it is a good movie!

Nice actors and a great plot which truly make the film. A group of friends from the IT world gather in a far away house for a weekend what could happen? You will never guess! :)

Don't give credit to some bad reviews in this movie complaining about some "rigour" that doesn't fit in a movie. Technical concepts are very well explained in the movie in plain words, for people not involved in IT world. And I think it is a good idea, since this movie is for all. Everyone can understand and follow concepts like Man In the Middle for instance. The director is an IT specialist by the way.

The third act is great. A shocking ending demanding more. Waiting to watch the next movie of this director.