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Unfortunately, The Glass House movie doesnt get the recognition it deserves. It is one of the good thriller movies of 2000s. Stellan Skarsgård was the right amount of creepy. The set was perfect for the movie. The director did an amazing job. It had the right amount of jump scares.

Decent movie, not a must watch, but not a time waster either.

The action could've been a little bit more faster, especially at the start, and some of the events were pretty plausible, but all around a good movie that I enjoy watching.

It is tragic when you lose your parents, and it is even worse if you're a minor...

THE GLASS HOUSE is the story of Ruby Baker (Leelee Sobieski), who loses her parents in a car accident. Ruby and her brother wind up living with their godparents, Terrence and Erin Glass (Stellan Skarsgard and Diane Lane).

Everything seems fine until Ruby begins noticing some unsettling goings-on. This leads to dark revelations and catastrophic events.

Ms. Sobieski is very good in her harried role. Skarsgard and Lane give solid, slimy performances. This movie is filled with mystery and suspense, with several creepy moments. A great PG-13 rated thriller.

Watch for Bruce Dern and Kathy Baker as a lawyer and a social worker respectively...

I turned this on and immediately started looking for something that would start in a half hour. I did not expect to be interested, but I couldn't stop watching.

Ruby (Leelee Sobieski) and Rhett (Trevor Morgan) lose their parents in a terrible car accident, and the Glasses, Terry (Stellan Skarsgård) and Erin (Diane Lane), take them in. Everything appears normal, Erin is a doctor, and Terry runs a big business, drives a Jag, and they live in a huge house. But everything isn't as it seems or we would have no movie.

Ruby starts to get suspicious about things she sees and hears, and the attempts of Terry to explain them seem to mollify her for a time. However, she finds things that are definitely wrong, and makes plans to escape with her brother.

This is where the thriller begins: car chases, and fights, and death and duplicity. It definitely kept my interest, and I suspect it will keep yours.

Please ignore the bad comments.

THE GLASS HOUSE is an interesting thriller that answers the question: 'What would you do if the only people you could turn to were the enemies?". The cast is great, the direction and design are beautiful, and the music score is very creepy.

It's a very good movie that has wrongfully received poor reviews. Of course it's predictable, but it's really, really enjoyable!