Our House (2025)

worth it

Today… wow. I honestly didn’t expect much, but it’s been so long since I got a movie that actually gave me a proper storyline, real tension, and jumpscares that genuinely worked. Not the cheap loud-noise type, but the kind that slowly creeps up and hits at the perfect moment. Even the tiny scenes that were meant to feel unsettling actually did their job — they built the mood so naturally without trying too hard. The cinematography was gorgeous, every frame looked intentional, and the acting was strong enough to pull me in from the start. And that betrayal twist? It landed perfectly and added depth instead of just shock value. Overall, it reminded me why I love horror in the first place. It finally gave me that old-school, satisfying, goosebump horror feeling that I’ve been missing for years

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