Kon Rad

I couldn't get through half the movie. So boring.

Why didn't this kid get the belt for breaching the line and risking everyone ? Problem solved.

Leaves the hospital because they want to quarantine her, but signs a waiver while in quarantine of umbrella. I'm done

This was fart and burps to my ears

Genius comedy. Looking forward to Chuck's movie now

Good introduction, intensity, uplifting moments of redemption, and of course awesome fight scenes - what a vibe!

Ok I really enjoyed House of Spoils for its layered and creative plot. Hear me out: The story keeps you guessing, especially regarding the main character's mental state—whether her experiences are due to her prescription medication or something more supernatural and inorganic. The mystery surrounding the previous owner of the property adds another compelling aspect, constantly making you question the true nature of the hauntings. I got just as frustrated as the main character did with the hauntings; what does the spirit want for crying out loud. This adds to the tension which I think speaks to how well the film pushes its audience out of their comfort zone and makes them really think about it. The climax took me by surprise, though I won't spoil it for you (pun intended). The way the plot unravels to its conclusion felt rewarding, providing a satisfying resolution to all the suspense. Some viewers seem to approach this movie expecting a traditional horror experience, like Insidious or even The Menu, but House of Spoils is clearly more of a horror-"thriller." The comparison to The Menu is ridiculous, as the two films differ in almost every dimension. If you watch it without those expectations and actually stick with the story, the film’s message becomes clear. Overall, House of Spoils delivers and any true thriller fan would know.

This film really made a mark. I love how the action just nails you in the first 30 seconds, adding layers to a well-rounded storyline from A to Z. The acting was impeccable and the unvarnished backgrounds of the main characters were understood.

Does the monster hide in his bum during the night?

Spoiler Alert $#$$$^*$*$ I was shaking my head at some parts like for instance... Is there a reason why Joanie can't "hide," she literally gives herself away like 10 times. Also, do the guys in suits not know how to shoot a gun? The three main characters seem to do fine with that little air gun. Lastly, did Cal run out of bullets? He could have loaded more than two bullets into the chamber if he ever had to shoot himself and his wife. Was pregnancy hormones the cure? The way they administered the antidote to Fairchild was so funny. Overall, the movie was entertaining and had good humor.