There's Someone Inside Your House

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There's Someone Inside Your House

2021

1h 36m

Horror

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Makani Young (Sydney Park) has moved from Hawaii to quiet, small-town Nebraska to live with her grandmother and finish her final year of high school. But as the countdown to graduation begins, she and her classmates are stalked by a killer intent on exposing their darkest secrets to the entire town, terrorizing every victim while wearing a life-like mask of their own face. With a mysterious past of her own, Makani and her friends must discover the killer's identity before they become victims themselves.

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Critics Consensus

A likable cast and strong set pieces give There's Someone Inside Your House a lift, but they're outweighed by its messily misguided story.

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Wenlei Ma

News.com.au

11/02/2021

1/5

All its failings could be semi-forgiven if There's Someone Inside Your House did the one thing that was promised on the box - be frightening.

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Stephen Romei

The Australian

10/15/2021

...well-made, well-acted and should keep couch-bound sleuths guessing until the end...

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Roxana Hadadi

Polygon

10/09/2021

There's Someone Inside Your House is intermittently effective, but ultimately unremarkable, and it feels like a product of its time in disappointing ways.

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Paul Lê

Tales from the Paulside

07/23/2023

2.5/5

While it is easy to compare this to the admittedly more unique slashers before it, There’s Someone Inside Your House at the very least does everything on its own terms. It is not capitalizing on nostalgia or trapped in the past.

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Nuha Hassan

Hear Us Scream

07/20/2023

There’s Someone Inside Your House is not meant to be a parody of slasher films, but it does not have any entertaining elements.

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Keith Garlington

Keith & the Movies

08/17/2022

1.5/5

It’s slasher formula 101 – introduce the killer’s fodder (most often a group of insufferable teens) and then slice them, carve them, chop them, and impale them one by one. That’s this movie in a nutshell.

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Nicholas B.

@RT66553019 Mar 20

I would've given it 3 stars but then the kid turns his dad's german ww2 memorablia collection into bongs. Look its a fun movie, is it something new no, but its enjoyable not obvious who the killer is and has a fun gimmick of exposing the teens secrets...

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Ashley P

@Justcallmeash Feb 19

This movie is horrible. Killing people in church. Whoooaaa what a statement! And then they have some racial banter a white gorl proclaiming white power and how white people have to walk around guilt. This movie is so unnecessary. The white power girl makes a speech about a trans gender in front of everyone. It’s just so obvious they are trying to hard to appease a certain group. Do not recommend. Stop trying to divide this country even more than it already is. And murder in church just isn’t cool. It’s adolescence 🙄

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Belle M

@AnnabelleMurphy Jan 15

The movie keeps the book’s best idea—the killer who exposes secrets before striking, but trades tension for style. It looks like a horror film: neon lighting, autumn vibes, glossy camera work. It just doesn’t feel like one. The kills are creative on paper, but they’re rushed onscreen. Scenes cut away right when they should breathe. Fear needs oxygen. This movie keeps holding its breath.The killer never becomes a shadow in the hallway or a weight in the room;they’re more like a jump-scare delivery system. Makani is sympathetic, but the film softens her conflict so much that her secret loses its gravity. What should feel morally thorny becomes oddly tidy. The story hints at big ideas, identity, shame, the masks we wear, but glides past them like a stone skipping water. It isn’t terrible. It’s watchable. It’s the kind of horror you put on with friends on a rainy night and forget by morning. Stylish, quick, and hollow in the middle. A pretty shell around a scare that never quite lands.

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Andy C

@RT43880204 Oct 24

I made an account just to review this movie. Liberal murder-fetish trash.

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Bear S.

@bearrr Oct 12

Not great at reviewing but i enjoyed it

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J F

@RT77400989 Sep 26

Great thriller!!! Loved how I was left wandering the whole time who the killer was!

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Synopsis

Makani Young (Sydney Park) has moved from Hawaii to quiet, small-town Nebraska to live with her grandmother and finish her final year of high school. But as the countdown to graduation begins, she and her classmates are stalked by a killer intent on exposing their darkest secrets to the entire town, terrorizing every victim while wearing a life-like mask of their own face. With a mysterious past of her own, Makani and her friends must discover the killer's identity before they become victims themselves.

Director: Patrick Brice
Producer: Michael Clear, Dan Cohen, Shawn Levy, James Wan
Screenwriter: Henry Gayden
Production Co: 21 Laps Entertainment, Netflix, Atomic Monster
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 6, 2021
Runtime: 1h 36m
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

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