The Night House

This movie draws you into her grief and anger until you feel it too. So much more than a horror film. It keeps you thinking about it long after the credits rolls. Subtle and eerie and riveting.

Went in without having seen anything about the movie and was truly mentally scared. Been very long since a movie has done that. 10/10.

Rebecca Hall’s admirable refusal to soften the brittle edges of her recently widowed protagonist in The Night House makes her a compelling variation on the usual woman in ghostly peril.

David Rooney

The Hollywood Reporter

The Night House works as an exploration of grief because of Rebecca Hall’s incredible performance, plain and simple. But as a horror film, it overpromises early on and then fails to deliver on any chills that go beyond a jump scare.

Yolanda Machado

TheWrap

Holding the entire movie together, Hall delivers an exceptional performance as a woman grieving, sliding in and out of reality. But her talents are eventually no match for a runtime that stretches things a bit and story beats that we have seen before.

Norman Gidney

Film Threat